Vacancies

Project title  For more information, please contact the Project Leader University
PhD Researchers
Enabling Integrated Lightweight
Performance Prediction (Enlighten) – WP2
Prof. L.E. Govaert Eindhoven University
Data Enhanced Physical models to reduce Materials use (DEPMAT) at several universities Prof.dr. A.H. van den Boogaard University of Twente
Circular Circuits Dr. A. Andreski Saxion
Circular Circuits WP2c (Physics of Ion and Water Detection in Microelectronics) Prof.dr. A. Tukker Eindhoven University
Structural degradation monitoring and prediction – corrosion and fatigue (WP1) – SUBLIME Prof.dr.ir.J.M.C. Mol Delft Technical University
Solutions for High-Temperature Superconducting Motion Systems Prof H.H.J. ten Kate University of Twente
E-motor stack power loss prediction induced by microstructural behavior Dr.ir. E.S. Perdahcioglu University of Twente
Slag characterisation and stand alone slag binder systems (SLAK)  Prof. J. Brouwers Eindhoven University
OPC-slag blends (SLAK)  Prof. J. Brouwers Eindhoven University
Mortar and concrete mix design (SLAK)  Prof. J. Brouwers Eindhoven University
HEAt cycle sTainless Steel (HEATS) Prof. M.J. Santofimia Navarro  Delft Technical University
Remaining Grease Life Theoretical Model for high speed, high temperature applications (ReGriT) Prof. P.M. Lugt University of Twente
PostDocs
Mathematical foundations of hybrid modelling for complex manufacturing processes (WP2e) – DEPMAT Prof.dr. A.H. van den Boogaard University of Twente
Physical-chemical models for slag reactivity (SLAK)  Prof. J. Brouwers Eindhoven University
Coatings – Corrosion and Hydrogen Permeation Protection (CoCoHyPro) Prof.dr.ir.J.M.C. Mol Delft Technical University
EngDs
Enabling Integrated Lightweight
Technology Demonstration (Enlighten) – WP5
Ir. E. van Hattem University of Twente
Data platform and digital twin development for steel infrastructures (WP2c) – SUBLIME Prof.dr.P.J.M. Havinga University of Twente
Design and Implementation of an Advanced Multilevel Microstructure Generator for Polycrystalline Materials Dr. R.H.J. Peerlings Eindhoven University