PhD on Numerical Modelling of Subsurface Erosion in Dikes and Geothermal Wells
Eindhoven University of Technology Eindhoven, Netherlands Posted 16 Sept 2026Full-time
About this role
Departments, Department of Built Environment Introduction Are you passionate about understanding hidden soil failure processes? Join us to explore how subsurface erosion leads to dike instability and sand production in geothermal wells using cutting-edge FEM modelling. Job Description In this PhD position, you contribute to a high-impact research project that combines advanced modelling with lab-scale experimentation to better understand and predict subsurface erosion phenomena. Subsurface eros…
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