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PhD in Marine Technology for Sustainable Ship Design, Cavitation and Underwater Radiated Noise Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
PhD opportunity at Chalmers Department of Mechanical Engineering within the Kongsberg UTC; funding details are not specified in the post, but it is presented as a doctoral position rather than a self-funded study opportunity.
Country
Sweden
University
Chalmers University of Technology

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PhD opportunity at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, in the area of marine technology and sustainable ship design.
The project is linked to the Kongsberg UTC and focuses on developing computational tools for future marine propulsion systems. The research topic is centered on methods to assess cavitation inception, vibrations, and underwater radiated noise during the design phase of ships and propulsion systems.
This is a complex multiphysics problem that combines strong physical understanding with high-fidelity CFD and may also involve machine learning. The post indicates supervision by Professor Rickard Bensow in the division of Marine Technology.
This is an academic doctoral opening rather than a scholarship announcement. No deadline, stipend amount, or application portal is provided in the post.
Relevant study areas include mechanical engineering, physics, computer science, and computational marine hydrodynamics.
Funding details
PhD opportunity at Chalmers Department of Mechanical Engineering within the Kongsberg UTC; funding details are not specified in the post, but it is presented as a doctoral position rather than a self-funded study opportunity.
What's required
Doctoral candidate for a PhD position in marine technology/mechanical engineering. The topic requires good physical understanding, high fidelity CFD skills, and possibly machine learning; interest in multiphysics problems related to cavitation inception, vibrations, and underwater radiated noise is relevant.
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