Matthias Möller

Fully funded PhD position at Delft University of Technology in the Quantum CFD Lab . The project sits at the intersection of quantum computing , numerical simulation , computational fluid dynamics , and aerospace engineering . The successful candidate will work on quantum algorithms for numerical simulation in aerospace and collaborate with leading industry partners to help translate quantum technology into practical engineering applications. Eligible backgrounds include Applied Mathematics , Computer Science , Aerospace Engineering , Physics , Computational Science , or a closely related field. Location: Delft, the Netherlands. Funding: four-year fully funded PhD position. Start date: preferred October 2026. Deadline: 31 August 2026. Interested applicants should read the full vacancy and apply through the linked application page.

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Delft University of Technology in the Quantum CFD Lab , focused on quantum computing , computational fluid dynamics , numerical simulation , and aerospace engineering . The project asks how quantum computing can help solve real-world CFD challenges and bring quantum technology closer to practical engineering applications. The position is a four-year PhD and is based in Delft, the Netherlands . The post highlights collaboration with leading industry partners, suggesting an applied and interdisciplinary research environment. Eligible applicants should have a background in Applied Mathematics , Computer Science , Aerospace Engineering , Physics , Computational Science , or a closely related field. The announcement does not mention a scholarship programme name, but it does state that the PhD is fully funded. Deadline: 31 August 2026. Preferred start: October 2026. To apply, read the full vacancy and use the job posting/application link provided by TU Delft.