Overview
KFUPM and the University of Manchester are recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for multiphysics modelling of deep geological facilities for long-term radioactive-waste safety.
Complete research opportunity details
The two-year extendable KARAM role develops coupled thermo-hydraulic-chemo-mechanical finite-element models, calibrates parameters, studies facility variables and integrates machine learning for design optimization.
Eligibility requirements
PhD in Engineering or a closely related field with substantial experience in materials degradation, reactive transport or thermo-hydraulic-chemo-mechanical modelling, plus multiphysics finite-element expertise, programming ability and strong English communication.
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Verification notes
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