Overview
KFUPM is inviting applications for postdoctoral research on numerical simulation of hydrogen transport in single- and multiphase flow systems.
Complete research opportunity details
The 1–2 year renewable role develops computational models for hydrogen transport, applies CFD and data-science methods, and supports research on hydrogen production, storage, transport and energy-system integration.
Eligibility requirements
PhD in Applied Mathematics, Computational Fluid Mechanics, Chemical Engineering or a related field awarded in 2022 or later, with CFD, numerical PDE methods and programming experience; KFUPM also states academic-grade, publication and university-ranking criteria.
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