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. Candidates are expected to have a strong background in at least one of the following areas: numerical analysis and/or simulation methods for PDEs (in particular finite volume or finite element methods
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; expertise in computational mechanics and finite element simulation and modeling; expertise in laboratory and multi-scale experimental testing at the material, component, and structural levels. The candidates
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the development of high-fidelity finite element models to investigate surface wave propagation in soft biological tissues, forming the foundation for subsequent statistical and machine learning
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for the project. The research will primarily involve physical modelling of Li-ion batteries through finite element methods. Requirements: PhD degree in chemistry, physics, materials science or engineering, or a
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of high-fidelity finite element models to investigate surface wave propagation in soft biological tissues, forming the foundation for subsequent statistical and machine learning frameworks that integrate
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Electrode Assembly. J. Power Sources 2021, 512, 230431. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpowsour.2021.230431. ; [2] Carral, C.; Mélé, P. A Numerical Analysis of PEMFC Stack Assembly through a 3D Finite Element
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of experimental data - Molecular Dynamics and Finite Element calculations. . Metallic nanoparticles (NPs) exhibit unique physico-chemical properties departing from those of bulk materials, primarily due
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developed using finite element analysis (FEA) between LMGC, ICube and LEM3 Labs to model the behaviour of Wharton's jelly samples in an ex vivo and in vivo context. Predictive tools, based on previous models
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apparatuses, free space and fiber optics, precision interferometry, quantum optics, analog and digital controls, low noise electronics, simulation and modeling, finite element modeling, and computer programming
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in a finite element code. Study the different dynamic regimes depending on the model parameters. Where to apply Website https://seuelectronica.upc.edu/en/procedures/call-for-recruitment-of-pdi-postdo