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Area: Combinatorial algebraic geometry Appl Deadline: (posted 2025/07/02, listed until 2026/01/02) Position Description: Position Description The School of Mathematics at Trinity College Dublin invites applications
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local gas/liquid phase conditions. Whilst direct simulations of breakup are possible, computational cost is high, restricting applications to small sections of geometry and for modest run times
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geometries”. The position is funded in the context of the project MADE React co-funded by the Innovation Fund Denmark. The PhD student will be working in the framework of the ongoing collaboration between DTU
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candidate with a strong background in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and specialized expertise in hemodynamics associated with coronary artery disease (CAD). The ideal candidate will hold a PhD in
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Training Unit Geometry, Representations, and Algebra via Computation and Experimentation", which profits from generous funding by FNR. They are also expected to contribute in a limited way to the teaching
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Vacancies PhD position on Stochastic geometric numerical methods Key takeaways Are you passionate about developing cutting-edge numerical algorithms at the intersection of geometry, stochastic
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to focus on the relationship between geometry and quantum theory. A key objective will be the conceptual and mathematical understanding of the original Penrose spin network, with a view toward foundational