Research Fellow (Cracking Mechanism Development)

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Job Description

We are seeking a highly motivated Research Fellow to develop a compact, accurate chemical kinetic mechanism that captures the cracking behaviour of Jet-A1 under sub- and supercritical conditions. Major duties and responsibilities include:

. Molecular dynamics simulation of the cracking pathways of Jet-A1 under supercritical conditions.

. Development of cracking mechanisms of Jet-A1

. Supercritical thermophysical property characterization

. Mechanism reduction for CFD simulation

. Chemistry validation in working conditions of detonation engine situation

For further inquiries, please contact A/Prof Yang Wenming ([Confidential Information]).

Qualifications

The candidate must:

. PhD in Engineering or a related field.

. Strong stills and publications in chemical kinetic mechanisms development and CFD simulations.

. Excellent experience in molecular dynamics simulations, quantum chemical calculations.

. Demonstrated capability in equation-of-state analysis, transport property evaluation, or thermodynamics analysis.

. Excellent track record of publications in prestigious journals.

. Excellent problem-solving skills, with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a multidisciplinary research environment.