323 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" positions at University of Sheffield
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. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of a software framework for optimization-driven structural design. The methods developed will be designed to overcome the limitations of current topology
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to the scoping, delivering and reporting of research projects, as well as engineering tasks such as programming for modelling development, implementing numerical techniques such as the Finite Element Method, and
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Computational modelling of chemical interactions in soil School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences PhD Research Project Self Funded Dr Natalia Martsinovich Application Deadline: Applications
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Computational Astrochemistry/Formation of Complex Organic Molecules in the ISM School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences PhD Research Project Self Funded Prof AJHM Meijer Application Deadline
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mechanisms that underlie the first steps of cell dissemination from the primary tumour. This will involve developing methods to live image tumour cell dissemination from primary tumours, and out of a complex
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, Materials 4.0 and Materials informatics and will support other research areas as required. As part of an integrated team, the RBE Lead will coordinate closely with equivalent functions at Royce Partner
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, but current methods are not always efficient or optimal. The process lacks an intelligent, informed approach to selecting the best grinding parameters, which can lead to inefficient maintenance actions
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of such program could be done in case of it was necessary. For instance, for the linkage of new material models or certain numerical features such as a new finite element. This research will benefit from excellent
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the option to develop numerical simulations of the spicule processes by means of our market-leading computational tools, would that be a preferred methodology of the student. This project may require
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to carry out high-performance numerical simulations using our in-house CFD code, extract physical insights from simplified flow models, and characterise synchronisation thresholds and the robustness