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(lth.se). We invite applications for one to two PhD positions dedicated to developing methodologies for the automated analysis and design of first-order optimization algorithms. Such algorithms form
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students by the autumn, in addition to three faculty and two postdocs. Our group's research spans various facets of complexity theory, encompassing both combinatorial and logical perspectives. Key areas
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contribute to the continuous development of the beamline and help users to optimally use the possibilities offered. You will be part of the team developing and operating MicroMAX and work in a group of
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kind in Sweden and, together with MemLab – the industrial membrane process research and development centre – offers excellent infrastructure for developing and optimizing membrane processes from lab
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computational methods for design, dimensioning, sensitivity, robustness, optimization, automation, feedback control, etc. Development of process engineering applications that demonstrate model-based methods but
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strive to ensure that the beamtime is used optimally and that all users have the support they need to successfully complete their experiments. Our goal is to make a meaningful contribution to the research
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driven analysis of electron density to reduce the computational costs of multiconfigurational calculations. Design and implement optimization procedure for model potentials and atomic basis sets
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optimization of imaging parameters. Overall, this project aims to explore, develop and integrate advanced imaging modalities towards their use for biological samples. Work tasks The main task of the position is
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Lund is one of six departments at the Faculty of Medicine. Clinical Sciences Lund cooperates closely with Skåne University Hospital and the Faculty of Medicine in order to optimize the conditions for
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mechanics, numerical methods, microstructural mechanics, structural optimization, and experimental methods. The department also has strong activity in X-ray and neutron methods for materials research. Project