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conferences Requirements: a university degree in the field of computer science, data science, computational modeling or related subjects in combination with civil engineering, transport engineering a strong
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animal models to neuroimaging and computational approaches. Research in a translational setting In addition to traditional PhD positions, IMPRS-TP offers a unique integrated PhD/residence program in
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Description Are you interested in developing novel scientific machine learning models for a special class of ordinary and differential algebraic equations? We are currently looking for a PhD
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position as Research Associate / PhD Student (m/f/x) in Theoretical Biological Physics (Modeling sarcomere self-assembly) (subject to personal qualification employees are remunerated according to salary
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the chance to obtain further academic qualification (usually PhD). Tasks: This research project funded by the German Science Foundation within the Priority Programme “Productive Biofilm Systems” aims at, in
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process understanding and parametrizations that lead to improved, energetically consistent, climate models. Close collaboration with the other research areas of the CRC is expected, and more information can
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coating, iii) investigation of system design from small-scale to potentially pilot scale, and iv) application to micropollutant removal. Modelling aspects are open to exploration at molecular and process
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. The position is part of the research group Quality.2 (Phytonutrient Management) in the programme area ‘Plant Quality and Food Security’ (QUALITY). The aim of the research project ‘PhytoM’ is has the goal
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to an unprecedented extent. The main topics include the description and modelling of wind turbulence, the analysis of interactions of turbulent atmospheric wind flow and wind energy systems, as well as control of wind
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experimental work in an ultrafast optics laboratory Computational skills (Python, Matlab, etc.) are a plus A strong interest in teamwork and working with experts on a cross-institutional collaborative project