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The Institute of Material and Process Design at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon is offering a 4-year PhD position in the area of machine learning and computer simulations. The focus of the PhD project
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the areas of experimental and theoretical physics, synthetic, physical and computational chemistry, material sciences and related areas. The Opportunity The OPTEXC IRTG involves 20 academics in Australia and
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of bespoke probabilistic models and/or evolutionary simulations, robust knowledge of and an affinity towards mathematical, computational or probabilistic modeling are important. Further skills in modeling and
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operational employment. This doctoral research will thus leverage the power of graph neural networks – a novel ML architecture, capable of learning fundamental physical behaviour by modelling systems as graphs
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of Tübingen. The project is led by Principal Investigators Dr. Marlen Fröhlich, Prof. Dr. Michael Franke (both Tübingen) and Prof. Dr. Manuel Bohn (Lüneburg). The successful candidate will support the project
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compartmental models for RSV developed within the STAMP-RSV program by tailoring an established software library for individual simulation to the Australian RSV transmission context. Information to parameterise
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: university and, if applicable, PhD degree (e.g. Master/Diploma) in mathematics, physics, materials science or related subjects basic knowledge of computer programming (e.g. Python, Matlab and C++) excellent
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how prophages spread and impact host fitness without interference from background MGEs. All this will be modelled and simulated in silico, and model outcomes will be further validated in the laboratory
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Structures group (Prof. Wim Van Paepegem) from the same department.Only candidates with a Master degree should apply. The candidate should have a strong interest in experimental and computational mechanics
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significant research program funded by the Australian Research Council Discovery Project titled “Discovering the sustainable size of cities”. This interdisciplinary project investigates how high-speed rail (HSR