PhD Opportunities in Computational Science in Netherlands

Leiden University is offering a four-year PhD project in complex networks at the intersection of mathematics and computer science. The research will investigate how mathematically tractable models can help explain important structural features of complex networks, including clustering, community structure, and degree heterogeneity. The project combines theoretical modelling with computational and data-driven investigations of real-world networks. The PhD candidate will work across Leiden’s Mathe...

At Delft University of Technology, this PhD project explores how nanoparticles move through human tissue and how their properties change along the way. The position sits in the SYNERGIE project, a Horizon Europe consortium focused on nanoparticle transport in human tissue and the safety and design of particles used in environmental and biomedical settings. You will work in the research group of Dr. Sepinoud Azimi and contribute to the in silico work package led by TU Delft. The project is built ...

Leiden University is recruiting a PhD candidate for a four-year, fully funded project in complex networks , at the intersection of mathematics and computer science. The research will investigate how mathematically tractable models can explain important features of complex networks, including clustering, community structure, and degree heterogeneity. The project combines theoretical modelling with computational and data-driven investigations of real-world networks. The PhD will be co-supervised a...

TU Delft is advertising a PhD position in Bayesian modeling and counterfactual methods for nanoparticle transport in human tissue . The project is embedded in the European SYNERGIE consortium (Horizon Europe) and focuses on building a computational model that can follow how particles move between multiple human tissues, change as they travel, and influence exposure and safety decisions. The PhD researcher will join the group of Dr. Sepinoud Azimi at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft),...

PhD opportunity at ARCNL, Netherlands in physics-informed machine learning for semiconductor metrology . This project asks how machine learning and physics can be combined to recover nanoscale information from imperfect images. The research focuses on computational physics , inverse problems , scientific computing , and mathematical modeling , with a strong application to measuring nanometer-scale structures in modern computer chips. You will develop a novel physics-informed ML approach that int...