Doctoral Researcher in Non-gray Thermal Radiation Modelling
Core
Conduct doctoral research developing non-gray models for radiative properties of multi-phase flows, specifically fuel particles in wildland fires, at the intersection of fire safety and energy engineering.
Role type
Doctoral Researcher (Researcher)
Builds
Non-gray radiative property models for CFD simulations (Fire Dynamics Simulator) and experimental validation of fuel particles in wildland fires.
Domain
Fire Safety Engineering / Energy Engineering / Computational Fluid Dynamics
Deliverable
production ML models | research
Required skills
Heat transfer, Mathematical methods in engineering physics, Numerical methods, High-performance computing, Computational fluid dynamics simulations, Combustion, Scientific programming (Fortran), Machine learning methods
Preferred skills
Experimental characterization (FTIR), Scientific writing, Academic publishing
Technologies
Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS), FTIR, Fortran
Responsibilities
Develop non-gray models for gases and solid particles, formulate and program mathematical models, implement models in CFD code, conduct experimental validation, publish in academic journals and conferences, assist in research proposals, advise master's students
Seniority
Early career (Doctoral Candidate)