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Postdoctoral position available
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Thibauld Jongen |
Subject: |
Postdoctoral position available |
Date: |
01 Apr 1998 18:14:37 +0100 |
Dear Dr. Langton,
On behalf of the Process Principle Unit of Unilever Research, I am looking
for a postdoctoral fellow to work on agent based models for the simulation
of cristal growth.
It is the intention to use SWARM to implement the model and to perform the
simulations.
Unilever is very interested in investigating the potentialities of the
agent based modelling on a broad context, and this project would be the
first step towards a larger effort. In my view, it is therefore very
important that this project be successful.
I would be grateful if you could advertise this position to anybody who
might be interested, and distribute the following note to the largest
possible audience. I am also sending you by regular mail a paper copy of
the advertisement.
Thank you very much for your collaboration,
Thibauld Jongen
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Dr. Thibauld Jongen
Unilever Research Laboratory
P.O. Box 114
3130 AC Vlaardingen
The Netherlands
Phone: (+31) 10-460.52.10
Fax: (+31) 10-460.59.72
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POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITION ON THE MODELLING OF
COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
The Process Principles Unit of Unilever Research in Vlaardingen, The
Netherlands, is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to conduct research
on the modelling of complex adaptive systems applied to micro-structure
formation. The objective is to investigate the mechanism of crystal
network growth and aggregation, and to study its interaction with the
surrounding flow rheology and heat transfer. For this, the behavior of
many individual molecular agents interacting with each other and with a
dynamically changing environment is modelled at the microscopic level.
At the mesoscopic level, the micro-structure formation process emerges
in a highly nonlinear manner from the behavior of the individual
agents, and the effect of this collective behavior is then integrated
into the overall macroscopic flow.
The aim of the project is to combine the latest developments in agent
based modelling with state-of-the-art numerical simulation techniques
in order to perform pioneering work in micro-structure formation. In a
broader context, the objective is to assess the innovative
capabilities of the promising agent based modelling technique for the
study of complex systems. This is an excellent opportunity to perform
world class research on a subject of major importance for the future.
Unilever Research in Vlaardingen is one of the three research
laboratories of Unilever in Europe. Some thousand researchers work in
projects on the innovation of products and processes for the benefit
of Unilever companies. With 300.000 employees in 90 countries all over
the world, Unilever is one of the major Foods & Home and Personal Care
Products companies in the world.
Candidates are expected to hold a Ph.D. in engineering or physics.
Experience in some of the following areas is highly desirable:
mathematical modelling, computational techniques, fluid mechanics,
heat and mass transfer, thermodynamics, and object oriented
programming (C++, Objective C). The successful applicant will be able
to work independently, at the highest technical level, with a broader
view on science and technology in general.
The term for the postdoctoral position is two years, starting as soon
as possible.
For more information about the position, contact:
Dr. Thibauld Jongen (address@hidden), phone: (+31)
10-460.52.10
To apply:
Via e-mail: send a letter mentioning ref. `adv 12' to
address@hidden Please attach your CV and a list of publications,
preferably in Word format.
Via conventional mail: send a letter mentioning ref. `adv 12', your
CV, and a list of publications to:
Dr. Danielle Hameleers
Unilever Research Laboratory
P.O. Box 114
3130 AC Vlaardingen
The Netherlands
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