The University of Manchester has a strong history of research into offshore renewable energy, with leading international activity in wave hydrodynamics and computational engineering. We are here concerned with accurate and highly efficient modelling of nonlinear wave-structure interaction for floating offshore platforms. Nonlinear wave effects can govern low-frequency motion, mooring loads, ...

Contract Type: Permanent
Location: Manchester
Salary: Competitive

The University of Manchester is seeking a highly motivated researcher to develop analytical and computational models of nonlinear waves and floating-platform hydrodynamics. You will use BEM and related tools to calculate hydrodynamic coefficients, QTFs, wave forces and platform motions, and develop efficient reduced-order models.You will publish results, present at conferences, and ...

Contract Type: Permanent
Location: Manchester
Salary: Competitive