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-driven discovery of new physics experiments to test quantum-gravity and observe gravitational waves (examples here and here ) Inventing state-of-the-art AI-driven exploration, optimization, and search
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human patient samples and cutting-edge AI-driven analyses Validate computational findings through functional laboratory experiments Develop and optimize protocols involving omics methods, immune cell
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Area of research: Scientific / postdoctoral posts Job description: Postdoc positions in Computational Health (f/m/x) 102675 Full time 39 hrs./week Neuherberg near Munich Partial Home Office possible
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exchange and interaction state of the art computing infrastructure (HPC) salary assigned according to the pay scale UKF standard social benefits, e.g. UKF job ticket UKF Your tasks: develop and optimize
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and conducting experimental evaluations of the optimized designs. Applicant’s profile • You are enthusiastic about Computational Fluid Dynamics • Ability and interest in analytical, creative, and
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improved patient outcomes Integration of findings into translational research, collaborating closely with clinicians, imaging specialists, and bioinformaticians to optimize interventional oncology treatments
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, molecular biotechnology and computational sciences. The modern Campus harbors the buildings of the science faculties and institutes, in direct vicinity to the University Hospital Heidelberg, the Max Planck
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Fraunhofer IOSB. You will be part of a large, interdisciplinary team from the fields of production engineering and computer science and will explore fundamentally new approaches in seven sub-projects to make
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control and optimization of electrolysis from the cell to the stack requires automated monitoring, analysis, and control of the operating parameters and processes. As part of this project, the potential
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engaged in developing the physical foundations for a future fusion power plant. The institute is affiliated with the European Fusion Programme. The Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics in Greifswald