PhD on Computational multiscale modelling of ‘Green Steels’
Job Summary
We are seeking a talented PhD candidate to contribute to sustainability by modeling the impact of recycled materials on stainless steels, focusing on phase transformations and mechanical properties to reduce CO2 emissions.
Responsibilities
- Conduct an extensive literature review on multi-scale models for strain-induced phase transformations and the influence of tramp elements on stainless steels.
- Develop a multi-scale framework for strain-induced martensitic phase transformations in austenitic metastable steels.
- Incorporate the phase transformation model into a representative volume element (RVE) using crystal plasticity at the meso-scale level.
- Homogenize the RVE response for use at the macroscopic level.
- Extend the model to account for contaminations through solid solution elements, precipitates, or second-phase particles.
- Validate the macroscopic thermo-mechanical properties.
Qualifications and Requirements
- MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Aerospace Engineering, Applied Physics, or similar.
- Strong background in continuum mechanics and numerical methods.
- Additional experience in materials science, metallurgy, experimental mechanics, mechanical testing, micromechanics, or structure-property relationships is beneficial.
- Interest in interdisciplinary projects with industrial partners.
- Excellent oral and writing skills in English.
What the Employer Offers
- Full-time employment for four years with an intermediate assessment after nine months.
- Salary range from €3059 to €3881 per month, in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities.
- Advanced PhD-level training program in Engineering Mechanics.
- Benefits including pension scheme, paid pregnancy and maternity leave, partially paid parental leave, year-end bonus of 8.3%, and annual vacation pay of 8%.
- High-quality training programs, technical infrastructure, on-campus facilities, commuting allowance, and support for international candidates (e.g., 30% tax facility).
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