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Job Record #18739 | |
Title | Postdoc in geophysical fluid dynamics |
Category | PostDoc Position |
Employer | Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research |
Location | Germany, Goettingen |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | Sunday, October 15, 2023 |
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The Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research in Göttingen conducts fundamental research in the field of solar system physics. With its approximately 300 staff members, it is one of the leading institutes in the field of solar physics and planetary research. In particular, the institute is involved in numerous international space missions. The institute invites applications for a Postdoctoral Position (m/f/d) in geophysical fluid dynamics. https://www.mps.mpg.de/7742808/job_full_offer_20878981 Earth’s magnetic field is maintained by a dynamo mechanism that is driven by convection in the liquid iron core. The candidate will perform numerical simulations of the related processes. The project is part of the Special Priority Programm DeepDyn, which is financed by the German Science Foundation. Your tasks Understanding convection and magnetic field generation in Earth’s core. Running our codes on several supercomputers. Analyzing the simulation results and comparing them with geomagnetic observations. Cooperate with scientist from different disciplines within the program DeepDyn. You should have PhD in fluid dynamics, physics, or applied mathematics with a strong computational background. Experience in development of CFD code and in running on big clusters. Understanding geophysical fluid dynamics and dynamo theory is a plus. Very good command of English (min B2-Level) Employment conditions Remuneration is according to the German public salary scale TVö D-Bund E13 Social security benefits are in accordance with the public service regulations The position is available from 1 November 2023 or as soon as possible thereafter. The position is available for a period of three years. Review of applications will start on 15 October 2023 and continue until the position is filled. Your application Applications should include a cover letter, a brief statement of research interests and achievements (max. 2 pages), curriculum vitae including the publication list, and the names and contact details of two potential referees. The reference persons will only be contacted for the shortlisted candidates. The Max Planck Society strives for gender equity and diversity. We welcome applications from all backgrounds. The Max Planck Society is committed to employing more severely disabled people. Applications from severely disabled persons are explicitly encouraged. Please apply with informative documents exclusively online via our application portal. https://karriere.mps.mpg.de/en/jobposting/d6f934d7bc89790e742d5e727a636ddb13897402 0/apply We look forward to receiving your online application. Do not send applications directly! Such applications will not be considered! Exclusively for questions regarding the application please contact: Dr. Johannes Wicht, wicht@mps.mpg.de , +49 551 384 979 437 or Dr. Xiaojue Zhu, zhux@mps.mpg.de +49 551 384 979264 Further information about the group: https://sites.google.com/view/xiaojue-zhu/ |
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Name | Xiaojue Zhu |
zhux@mps.mpg.de | |
Email Application | No |
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Last Modified | 11:31:33, Friday, September 29, 2023 |
Job Record #18737 | |
Title | Postdoc Fellow in CFD/Heat Transfer/Energy |
Category | PostDoc Position |
Employer | University of Central Florida, MAE Dept |
Location | United States, Florida, Orlando |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | * None * |
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Postdoc Fellow Position #1: Start Date: December 2023 or January 2024 Term: Full-time, up to 3 years Dr. Like Li’s research group, the Thermal Energy Storage and Decarbonization (TESD) Lab, at the University of Central Florida (UCF), invites enthusiastic applications from highly motivated and talented individuals for a Postdoctoral Fellowship with focus on computational modeling of heat transfer in materials, structures, and thermochemical reactors. The postdoc fellowship will be supported by a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) funded three-year project, “Reactive Particle Based Thermochemical Energy Storage System for Concentrating Solar‐ Thermal Power (TCES-CSP)”, focusing on the design, modeling, and lab-scale testing of high-temperature thermochemical reactors for solar and other renewable energy conversion and storage. The postdoc fellow will co-lead a collaborative research team with members from three universities, one clean energy start-up company, and a DOE national laboratory (Sandia) for a prototype reactor development and demonstration. In addition, the UCF Preeminent Postdoctoral Program (https://graduate.ucf.edu/postdoc-funding-resources/) will also provide support for the recruited postdoc fellow. The required minimum qualifications include: 1. PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, or a very closely aligned field. 2. Expertise in numerical modeling of thermal-fluid systems (e.g., CFD). 3. Strong computational skills in developing in-house code (using FORTRAN, C, MATLAB, or others), and in using CFD-related commercial software such as ANSYS Fluent or others. 4. A team player that is able to work together with external collaborators on chemical reactor design, model validation, and reactor scale-up, and possess good oral and written communication skills. The preferred qualifications include: 1. Experience in numerical modeling of coupled thermal-chemical transport phenomena and fluid-solid interactions is desired. 2. Research experience with studying high-temperature radiation transfer, solar receiver design and modeling, particulate or granular flow, reactive material reduction/oxidation kinetics is highly desired. 3. Experience in using high-performance computing (HPC) and parallelization (e.g., OpenMPI) is desired. Interested applicants should email Dr. Like Li (like.li@ucf.edu) the following documents: 1. A CV including publications and a list of three references. 2. A research statement that explains: (1) why you are interested in working with my group, and (2) your qualifications for working on the research project. About the research group: Dr. Li begins his UCF career in December 2023, as an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE), and an affiliated faculty member of the Center for Advanced Turbomachinery and Energy Research (CATER). He was a faculty member at Mississippi State University from 2017-2023. The research focus in Dr. Li’s lab includes: (1) modeling and testing of reactive materials and structures in thermochemical energy storage systems; (2) fundamental understanding of thermal and chemical transport in thermo-fluids systems, such as fluidized beds and particle reactors; and (3) experimental design and testing of lab-scale thermochemical reactors for zero-carbon energy conversion and storage systems. Dr. Li’s group has received funding from federal agencies including NSF, DOE, NASA, DOD and also one grant from a utility company – the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). Dr. Li’s lab will be located in the Siemens Energy Center in the UCF Research Park. Siemens Energy Center has over 10,000 sqft of space for state-of-the-art experimental rigs, staff/student offices, Siemens meeting room, and access to high performance computing clusters. Adjacent to the UCF main campus, the Research Park has a land of 1,027 acres and more than 58 buildings for housing more than 125 companies for research and technology transfer. There are approximately 10,000 employees working in the research park. About energy and decarbonization at UCF: Decarbonization is one of the most important topics for a sustainable future. The world continues to move towards a low-carbon economy, with more than 110 countries and 200 of the world's largest companies pledging to achieve net zero carbon by 2050. One thing is clear: the energy transition must be clean, affordable, accessible, and reliable. A transition of this size requires collaboration across the government, public and private sectors, academia, NGOs, and communities around the world. As a leader in Decarbonized Energy, the University of Central Florida (UCF) has committed to the challenge of shaping this transition through the Zero Carbon Energy (ZCE) initiative. The ZCE initiative will further strengthen several ongoing research and education activities at UCF that are focused around zero carbon energy and decarbonization. UCF houses four distinct energy-related research centers or clusters: Resilient, Intelligent and Sustainable Energy Systems (RISES) Center, Renewable Energy and Chemical Transformation (REACT) Cluster, the Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC), and the Center for Advanced Turbomachinery and Energy Research (CATER). CATER was founded to focus on student training and research on turbo-machineries and associated energy systems for application in power generation, aviation, and space propulsion. CATER currently has 10 core faculty members from MAE, with a staff of 12 postdoctoral researchers and 75 doctoral students who brought in $7.9M of external funding and graduated 16 doctoral students in AY2021-2022. More about UCF: UCF is one of the nation's largest universities with a diverse student body of approximately 70,000 students and has grown substantially in size, quality, diversity, and reputation. Today, the university offers more than 230 degree programs. UCF's students represent all 50 states and over 120 countries. UCF is in a centralized location that is 30 minutes to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando and 60 minutes to the beach. UCF has 16 sports teams, including football, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and 600+ cultural, academic, and social student clubs and organizations all led by faculty mentors. The Carnegie Foundation has classified UCF as a R1 Doctoral University for its high research activity and community engagement. According to the most recent US News in 2024, UCF was ranked #124 in National Universities and #14 in Most Innovative Schools. This past fiscal year, UCF brought in nearly $205M. For the fifth consecutive year, UCF has been recognized among the nation's most innovative universities according to U.S. News & World Report, while Kiplinger's and The Princeton Review have ranked UCF as one of the nation's best values for a college education. Central Florida has been also home to several global energy companies. With NASA Kennedy Space Center less than an hour away from Orlando, many well-known companies such as Siemens Energy, Mitsubishi Power, and Lockheed Martin have their major headquarters in Orlando. Others such as Pratt & Whitney (Raytheon) and Northrop Grumman have their headquarters within easy drivable distances. All these companies share the same talent pools available in this region. |
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Name | Like Li |
likeli1985@gmail.com | |
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Last Modified | 23:34:33, Thursday, September 28, 2023 |
Job Record #18738 | |
Title | Senior CFD Consultant (Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer) |
Category | Job in Industry |
Employer | Frazer-Nash Consultancy |
Location | United Kingdom, Bristol |
International | No, only national applications will be considered |
Closure Date | * None * |
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Frazer-Nash is a values-driven and forward-thinking systems, engineering and technology consultancy. We help organisations deliver innovative engineering and technology solutions to make lives safe, secure, sustainable and affordable, and we specialise in using advanced digital engineering as part of these solutions to help our clients address high-value technical challenges. We are a growing business, and we are developing and growing our fluid flow and heat transfer analysis services across a wide range of industries, including low carbon energy and nuclear power, aerospace, process and utilities. What do we look for in a Senior Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Consultant ? As a Senior CFD Consultant, you'll be empowered to use your technical skills to find practical solutions to engineering challenges in different contexts, such as: Delivering high quality technical analysis of fluid flow and heat transfer challenges, using a range of CFD software packages and hand calculations, Defining the most appropriate, proportionate approach to use for fluids and thermal analysis work in high-assurance industries like nuclear, process or aerospace, Developing our analysis services, maintaining a clear understanding of industry trends and developing our business by working closely with clients and mentoring and supporting less experienced people, Working as part of multi-disciplinary teams to understand multi-physics challenges or support complex design projects. What will working for Frazer-Nash as a Senior CFD Consultant be like? You'll work closely and flexibly with colleagues on a variety of diverse projects, typically a few projects at once, which can last from a few weeks to many years of sustained support. We will support and empower you to manage the delivery of these projects at an early stage, meeting and communicating with clients to understand their requirements and managing your projects to deliver the right outcomes and insights. Whatever the project, you'll be part of a trusting and capable team that maintains outstanding professional standards. You'll always take ownership of your work, whether you are part of a multidisciplinary team or managing your own projects to the right quality, time and cost. You'll also be supported and empowered to develop new business by identifying/engaging with existing and potential clients, developing productive and trusting relationships, understanding their challenges, developing and aligning our skills and experience to address these, and writing high-quality bids for new work. We value chartered engineer status, and we mentor and support our employees to achieve this. Working as part of a supportive group, you'll be proactive in developing your skills, reach out to colleagues for advice and support when needed, and freely share your experience with colleagues to support their development. As a Senior CFD Consultant, you will have the ability to demonstrate significant knowledge and experience of: A clear track record of delivering fluid flow and heat transfer analytical engineering services as discussed above. This should include experience in building, running and post‑processing models that include at least one of: multiphase flows, compressible flows, combustion, scaled-resolved turbulence, conjugate heat transfer, flow acoustics, and fluid structure interaction. Developing technical solutions in high-assurance industries (e.g. process, nuclear, aerospace, oil and gas etc) within the related quality requirements. Using a solid understanding of practical and fundamental thermofluid mechanics, gained from a Master’s Degree or PhD in thermofluid mechanics, or a similar level of training, to perform fluids and thermal hand calculations and system level flow assurance assessments. Managing the delivery of technical tasks to the agreed time and cost. Using excellent communication skills to engage effectively with project stakeholders, both verbally and through crisp, focused writing. Due to the nature of the work that Frazer-Nash Consultancy undertake, candidates will be required to undergo pre-employment screening and must be able to satisfy clearance criteria for UK National Security Vetting. |
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Name | Recruitment Team |
rec1@fnc.co.uk | |
Email Application | No |
Phone | 03330329500 |
URL | http://https://www.fnc.co.uk/careers/jobs/senior-cfd-consultant-fluid-flow-and-heat-transfer-bristol-77fee5fd04/ |
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Last Modified | 17:16:18, Thursday, September 28, 2023 |
Job Record #18729 | |
Title | Research Engineer or Post-doc position in CFD of H2 combustion |
Category | Job in Academia |
Employer | Universidad Politecnica de Madrid |
Location | Spain, Madrid, Madrid |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | * None * |
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Research Engineer or Post-doc position in CFD of Hydrogen combustion CONTACT: Daniel Rodriguez. HOST LAB: Numerical Methods in Aerospace Technology (http://numath.dmae.upm.es), School of Aeronautics and Space Engineering Universidad Politecnica de Madrid. LOCATION: Madrid, Spain. We are looking for a research engineer or post-doctoral researcher to work on a exciting project in the field of Large Eddy Simulation of Hydrogen Combustion. The project aims at conducting high-fidelity simulations of turbulent partially premixed H2-air flames to study the flame dynamics and combustion instabilities. As a second step, the knowledge acquired with the simulations will guide passive and active flow control strategies for flame stabilization. CANDIDATE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS - A degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Physics or related fields. - Demonstrated experience in CFD, preferably with Finite Volume solvers (OpenFOAM, Fluent, etc.). - Fluent English language. PREFERABLE REQUIREMENTS - Citizen or Resident of a Schengen country. - Demonstrated experience in CFD for combustion, in particular: Cantera, Flamelet Generated Manifolds, etc. - A completed MSc or PhD degree in topics related to CFD for combustion. - Excellent computational skills and interest in CFD programming. Our codes are based on Fortran, but previous experience in C/C++ is also useful. WHAT DO WE OFFER? The contract is offered initially for 1 year starting as soon as possible. Salary: 35-45 K€/year (gross), depending on qualifications. HOW TO APPLY? Please send cover letter and resume plus relevant technical papers, reports, references, etc. to daniel.rodriguez@upm.es quoting the reference HCLES_UPM WHO ARE WE?: The Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (UPM) is the oldest and largest Spanish technical University, with more than 4.000 faculty members, around 48.000 undergraduate students and 6.000 postgraduates in 21 Schools. UPM Schools cover most of engineering disciplines, including Aeronautics. The School of Aeronautics ETSIAE-UPM is one the best schools of engineering in Spain and the oldest providing an aeronautical degree. ETSIAE-UPM was ranked 41st of the world in Shanghai’s ranking for aeronautical engineering in 2017. The Group Numerical Methods in Aerospace Technology (http://numath.dmae.upm.es), belonging to the Dept. of Applied Mathematics at ETSIAE-UPM, offers a young dynamic environment where currently over 10 PhD students and 20 faculty members perform research in fluids and numerical methods for aerospace technology. The recently created team working on H2 combustion currently involves 3 Professors, 3 PostDocs and one PhD Student. |
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Name | Daniel Rodriguez |
daniel.rodriguez@upm.es | |
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Last Modified | 15:58:25, Wednesday, September 27, 2023 |
Job Record #18736 | |
Title | PhD position in FSI at Stony Brook University |
Category | PhD Studentship |
Employer | Stony Brook University |
Location | United States, New York, Stony Brook |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | Monday, January 01, 2024 |
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A fully supported PhD position in computational mechanics and fluid-structure interaction (FSI) is available in the Department of Civil Engineering at Stony Brook University. The position is part of a collaborative project led by Drs. Rigoberto Burgueño, Paolo Celli, and George Moutsanidis. The successful applicant will work within an interdisciplinary research team focusing on the design of innovative structures for marine hydrokinetic energy devices, and will concentrate on the development and application of advanced numerical techniques to support these efforts. The desired start date is Fall 2024. Minimum Qualifications: • MS degree in Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related field • Solid academic background in the theory and application of the finite element method (FEM), scientific computing and numerical analysis • Excellent coding skills • Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills • Strong communication and teamwork capabilities Preferred Qualifications: • Experience with open-source packages such as FeniCS or deal.II • Experience with FEM-based computational fluid dynamics and fluid-structure interaction The interested applicants are encouraged to communicate their interest to Drs. Celli and Moutsanidis by sending an email to both (paolo.celli@stonybrook.edu, georgios.moutsanidis@stonybrook.edu) and by submitting the following material: • Graduate and undergraduate transcripts • CV • Any relevant publications • Contact information of at least 3 faculty members that can provide letters of recommendation • Results of GRE and TOEFL if available | |
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Name | George Moutsanidis |
georgios.moutsanidis@stonybrook.edu | |
Email Application | Yes |
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Last Modified | 22:15:41, Tuesday, September 26, 2023 |
Job Record #18735 | |
Title | PostDoc:Extreme hydrometeorological events in Morocco |
Category | Job in Academia |
Employer | University Mohammed VI Polytechnic |
Location | Morroco, Benguerir |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | * None * |
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One of the major obstacles to Morocco’s development is the management of water resources. The country faces very severe hydroclimatic conditions, characterised by low precipitation with high inter-annual variability. Additionally, water can be highly variable from week to week. The weather often shifts from extreme dry conditions to sudden heavy rainfall episodes. Further, water demand is constantly increasing due to agricultural intensification, urbanisation, population increase and the development of tourism. This increase is very difficult to sustain under present conditions. As a result, Morocco is consistently confronted to water shortages. In order to mitigate the negative impact of these events, a National Water Strategy was developed. It aims at improving water use through the construction of substantial additional infrastructure, like dams and inter-basins water transfer projects. While such projects may enhance water capture and withdrawal capacities, to do so, they must be combined with management tools to optimise their use. Water management in Morocco is still based on reactive rather than preventive policies. The last few years, during which many extreme events occurred, have shown how vulnerable this type of governance was to climatic hazards. Despite the rain, several dams in the kingdom dried up due to poor management. Furthermore, the risk for water resources related to the occurrence of climate and weather hazards remains little understood and improperly evaluated. We propose here to improve on the current water management by better understanding and quantifying the risks related to drought and extreme rainfall. We still understand little about the probability, magnitude and extent of these events in Morocco. By definition, extreme events are rare; observations are also lacking in most areas in Morocco, and usually cover periods too short to yield a complete picture of the tail of the hydroclimatic parameters distribution. Finally, as the global climate is changing, stationarity is not a valid assumption anymore, and it becomes crucial to consider possible changes in extreme events characteristics over time to develop and implement effective risk management strategies. |
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Name | Nabil El Moçayd |
nabil.elmocayd@um6p.ma | |
Email Application | No |
URL | https://career2.successfactors.eu/sfcareer/jobreqcareer?jobId=9442&company=ump |
Address | Lot 660, Hay Moulay Rachid |
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Last Modified | 18:01:01, Tuesday, September 26, 2023 |
Job Record #18734 | |
Title | Software Developer |
Category | Job in Industry |
Employer | Halliburton |
Location | United States, TX, Houston |
International | No, only national applications will be considered |
Closure Date | Wednesday, January 31, 2024 |
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Software Developer Are you passionate about pushing the boundaries of fluid dynamics and acoustical interpretations? We're currently enhancing a cutting-edge technology used for diagnostic and production support across upstream, midstream, and downstream operations. We're on the lookout for a talented Technical Software Developer to join our team! The selected candidate will play a crucial role in advancing the state of the art by contributing intellectual property and simultaneously developing software to facilitate the implementation of these advancements. What will you do? • Working under general supervision, leverage your engineering and software development skills to analyze and define the scope and objectives of engineering applications. • Play a pivotal role in selecting and implementing technologies for designing, coding, testing, troubleshooting, and documenting engineering systems applications. • Actively contribute to the development and improvement of algorithms supporting new and existing engineering applications. • Potentially develop test strategies for automated regression testing of these systems. • Typically involved in projects of moderate scope and complexity, assisting in assignment development and scheduling. • Accurate performance of job tasks indirectly impacts cost containment, efficiency, profitability, or operations. What do you need? • Skills are typically acquired through an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, or a similar discipline, along with 2 years of related experience or 6 years of related engineering and software development experience. • Candidates exceeding the minimum requirements may be considered for higher-level roles based on their experience, additional qualifications, and business needs. Depending on your education, experience, and skill level, you may have opportunities ranging from Technical Professional Software Developer to Senior Technical Professional Software Developer. • We value education, testing, publications, patents, and expertise in scientific libraries like SciPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and their application in both cloud and standalone environments. If you're excited about this opportunity, please apply and be sure to highlight your relevant educational and professional background. Let's explore this innovative opportunity together! |
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Name | Laurie Parker |
laurie.parker@halliburton.com | |
Email Application | Yes |
URL | https://www.halliburton.com/ |
Address | 3000 N. Sam Houston Pkwy East. Houston, TX 77032 |
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Last Modified | 13:04:27, Tuesday, September 26, 2023 |
Job Record #18733 | |
Title | Simulations of rotor/propeller aerodynamics and aeroacoustics |
Category | PhD Studentship |
Employer | ISAE-Supaero |
Location | France, Toulouse |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | Thursday, September 28, 2023 |
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Large eddy simulations of rotor/propeller aerodynamics and aeroacoustics The Department of Aerodynamics, Energetics and Propulsion at ISAE-Supaero, Toulouse, France, is looking for a PhD candidate to work on the Large Eddy Simulation of rotor and propeller aerodynamics and aeroacoustics. In future concepts such as those recently described by Johnson \& Silva (NASA concept vehicles and the engineering of advanced air mobility aircraft. (2022) The Aeronautical Journal, 126(1295), 59-91), the aerodynamics and aeroacoustics is rendered complex partly because of interactions between multiple rotors/propellers and airframe. In order to properly capture those phenomena, high-fidelity numerical simulations of the compressible Navier-Stokes equations can be performed. In this framework, it is proposed to : > Perform large eddy simulations of relevant rotor/propeller - airframe configurations using an in-house code > Assess results against experimental data obtained in an anechoic room and aeroacoustic wind tunnel (within a companion project) > Analyse data using advanced post-processing tools, including spatial and temporal modal decompositions (e.g. SPOD, BMD), to unravel the flow physics that leads to enhanced or reduced aerodynamic performance and aeroacoustic footprints The work thus includes meshing (ICEM and/or GMSH), high performance computing (on local and national clusters) and data processing (manipulating large datasets). Advanced post-processing will be performed using in-house and/or available research codes (Python and/or Matlab) from the literature. In this regard, the candidate should have a good background in fluid mechanics and be familiar with programming languages. Knowledge in aeroacoustics and a first experience in computational fluid mechanics is a plus. Furthermore, the candidate should be highly rigorous and demonstrate ability to work both in autonomy and in close collaboration with other researchers. The candidate will be hosted at ISAE-Supaero in Toulouse, France. The PhD program is fully funded by the French ministry of research for three years. It is supervised by R. Gojon and T. Jardin at the Département Aérodynamique, Energétique et Propulsion (DAEP), a laboratory comprising approximately 60 people working on aerodynamics and propulsion for aeronautics and astronautics. Contact : romain.gojon@isae.fr, thierry.jardin@isae.fr |
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Name | Thierry Jardin |
thierry.jardin@isae.fr | |
Email Application | Yes |
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Last Modified | 15:45:31, Monday, September 25, 2023 |
Job Record #18732 | |
Title | Development of models to simulate alkaline electrolysers |
Category | PostDoc Position |
Employer | CEA |
Location | France, Saclay |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | Sunday, December 31, 2023 |
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TotalEnergies aims to become a pioneer in the production of green H2, and thus a key player in the new hydrogen ecosystem. Green hydrogen is produced using an electrolyzer powered by a renewable energy source. The heart of an electrolyzer is an electrochemical cell consisting of a cathode and an anode separated by an ionically conductive membrane. Under polarization, water is dissociated into hydrogen at the cathode (HER reaction) and oxygen at the anode (OER), with the membrane ensuring that the gases do not mix. The cells are connected in series in the form of stacks with a power output of 1 to 10 MW for future industrial applications. Two electrolyzer technologies are considered mature: alkaline and PEM (proton exchange membrane). In this context, the development of a digital twin of electrolyzers is essential to gain a competitive edge in terms of the design and operation of green H2 assets, as it will help us predict electrolyzer behavior. To be successful, this digital electrolyzer model needs to encompass two different aspects: Such a tool will also enable us to carry out predictive maintenance and optimize operations. It will also enable the emergence of new R&D topics to improve the performance of alkaline electrolyzers. The DAWN project will be based on the use of two multiphase fluid simulation tools: - canoP , a library for developing multiphase CFD applications with adaptive mesh refinement (Drui 2017, Chen 2019, Padioleau 2020). - Flower.jl, a CFD code in Julia that enables the local study of bubbles and three-phase interfaces between gas, liquid and wall (Quirós-Rodríguez 2022, Fullana 2023). |
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Name | Pascal Tremblin |
pascal.tremblin@cea.fr | |
Email Application | Yes |
URL | http://mdls.fr/job-two-postdoctoral-positions-for-the-modeling-of-alkaline-electrolysis/ |
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Last Modified | 15:31:23, Monday, September 25, 2023 |
Job Record #18573 | |
Title | PhD positions in astrophysics, stellar physics, solar physics |
Category | PhD Studentship |
Employer | Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research/IMPRS |
Location | Germany, Lower Saxony, Göttingen |
International | Yes, international applications are welcome |
Closure Date | Sunday, October 01, 2023 |
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Three-year fully-funded Ph.D. positions at the International Max Planck Research School for Solar System Science (IMPRS), including projects in the areas of
For a full up-to-date list (available from summer 2023) please see Open Ph.D. projects. Please refer to the Call for applications 2023 for all details: Solar System Science Ph.D. positions: Call for applications in 2023. Please apply exclusively through the IMPRS online application portal. |
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Name | IMPRS Scientific Coordinator |
info@solar-system-school.de | |
Email Application | No |
URL | https://www.mps.mpg.de/phd/applynow |
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Last Modified | 10:33:39, Monday, September 25, 2023 |