Thesis topics | BIOMATH

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While we give a lot of confidence and flexibility to our students, we expect them to use it wisely. Indeed, we work hard but we also take time have fun and celebrate our successes. In our experience this improves the quality of our students research significantly. Therefore, a master thesis at BIOMATH is a both a professional and a personal learning experience.

A list of the most recent thesis topics at BIOMATH can be found in the table below. If you would be interested, feel free to contact the enlisted tutor.

Checkmate coagulation-flocculation: developing a machine learning model to describe coagulation-flocculation dynamics	Diogo Abreu
Combining mechanistic and data-driven models toward real-time release testing of tablet dissolution	Kensaku Matsunami
Development of an integrated optimization framework for a cooling water network	Chamanthi Denisha Jayaweera
Experimental and model investigation of fluidization of pharmaceutical powders during cold plasma assisted coating	Kensaku Matsunami
In-depth understanding of tablet dissolution using computational fluid dynamics	Kensaku Matsunami
Monitoring of reverse osmosis membrane fouling through principal component analysis	Kimberly Solon
Optimization of scaling deposits and development of indicators for monitoring scaling in cooling systems	Chamanthi Denisha Jayaweera
Reducing chemical use for ion exchange processes with artificial neural networks	Daniel González
Reverse osmosis modeling for water reuse: how to best describe fouling for cost-effective operation?	Kimberly Solon