Marie Curie Early-Stage Researchers In Mathematical Modelling

Are you a rising star in the field of Mathematical Modelling, in the first years of your research career and based outside the UK? Would you like to carry out research and participate in the activities of the European Union (EU) funded H2020 Marie Curie European Industry Doctorate project “Eagre/Aegir: high-seas wave-impact modelling”, involving the University of Leeds and the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN)?

Eagre is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie project for European Industry Doctorates. Its primary objective is to train new mathematical modellers, who will be able to solve problems in maritime engineering based on advanced mathematical and numerical analysis, the efficient implementation and testing of this analysis in finite-element simulations and validation against wave-tank data. Eagre will train two Early Stage Researchers both at the University of Leeds (first 18 months) and at MARIN (second 18 months), bringing together proven expertise in mathematical and numerical modelling as well as maritime engineering from renowned European academic and private institutions.

You will carry out research and participate in the activities of Eagre, a new Marie Curie European Industry Doctorate project (EID) devoted to the science of extreme water-wave modeling and water-wave impact on (wind-turbine) structures. Two research topics are investigated. The first project “ExtremeWaves” concerns computational and mathematical modelling using advanced geometric methods with wave generation, breaking, and currents. The second project “WaveTurbineImpact” concerns the computational and mathematical modelling of water-wave impact on dynamics and flexible (wind-turbine) structures. Both projects include comparison with available (and possibly new) wave-tank data at MARIN.

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Marie Curie Early-Stage Researchers In Mathematical Modelling