PhD and Postdoctoral Positions in Fluid Mechanics, Twisted Droplet Flow, Actively Driven Surfaces, Soft Robotics, Sensing, and Flow Control University of Oslo in Norway

University of Oslo is advertising two research openings in the broad area of fluid mechanics and soft matter: a PhD Research Fellow in fluid mechanics of twisted droplet flow and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in actively driven surfaces: sensing, soft robotics and flow control.

The research themes point to interdisciplinary work spanning mechanical engineering, physics, robotics, and materials science, with keywords including twisted droplet flow, actively driven surfaces, sensing, soft robotics, and flow control. These positions appear suitable for candidates interested in experimental and/or theoretical work on fluid dynamics, surface actuation, and responsive systems.

The post was shared by Raj K. Khan, an Assistant Professor at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, who appears to be an academic announcer. The official job pages are hosted on Jobbnorge and identify the openings at the University of Oslo.

No deadline, funding details, or eligibility requirements were visible in the post excerpt provided, so applicants should consult the official job advertisements for full information on qualifications, documents, and application instructions.

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