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department at TU/e for finite element-based deformable body simulations. Conduct research on mechanical contact processing models, integrating both physics-based numerical models and data-driven approaches
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and optimize device architectures using finite element simulations. Fabricate prototypes using 3D printing, and cleanroom technologies. Implement test setups and assess devices performance through
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interlinked sub-projects are devised, conducted by one PhD candidate, and one Post doc. As a PhD candidate and postdoctoral researcher, you will conduct educational design research, i.e. a development study
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models combined with the finite element method. Constitutive relations are required to describe material behavior. Advanced stainless steel typically possess complex microstructures across various length
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models combined with the finite element method. Constitutive relations are required to describe material behavior. Advanced stainless steel typically possess complex microstructures across various length
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. Experimental and theoretical skills in thermoplastic polymers and fiber reinforced composites, experience with polymer rheology is a plus. Experience with the finite element method and programming experience in
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candidate, and one Post doc. As a PhD candidate and postdoctoral researcher, you will conduct educational design research, i.e. a development study aimed at designing evidence-based solutions for complex
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transformations in view of the targeted mechanical properties. These phase transformations occur during the metal forming processes in which they are shaped to a product. These need to be well controlled
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. An integrated understanding of lithium mineral systems is clearly needed to support exploration efforts for this energy critical metal. The PhD student will explore the geochemical behaviour of lithium in
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“Mathematical Foundations for Explainable AI”, funded by the Dutch research council (NWO). You will be part of a team with another PhD student and two consecutive postdoctoral researchers, supervised by Dr. Tim