83 post-doc-numerical-methods PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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at Dartmouth College (USA). To follow the DTU program, you will be granted a unique study environment, together with several PhDs and Post Docs in related fields. Your primary tasks will be to improve
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collaborations with numerous internationally leading universities and research organizations. You must have a two-year master's degree (120 ECTS points) or a similar degree with an academic level equivalent to a
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is expected to lead to the development of material evaluation methods and a structural monitoring framework to quantitatively assess the quality and robustness of concrete elements in infrastructure
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testing dynamic equivalencing methods for power system dynamic simulations and integrating these into commercial simulation tools. Dynamic equivalents are simplified representations of complex power system
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methods such as NMR, DSC, rheology, or mechanical testing applied to soft polymeric or biomedical materials. Educational background: MSc degree in chemistry, chemical engineering, or materials science, with
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Image processing Optical bench instrumentation – set up and alignment Numerical modelling Scientific software development Geochronology You should possess strong communication and academic writing skills
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monitoring will be based on real time data streaming from the machine numerical control. The project will cover all the aspects related to the implementation and automation of the tool life cycle management
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-enhanced exact methods, particularly focusing on Column Generation (and Branch-and-Price), to improve scalability and convergence in solving complex optimization problems. In collaboration with your
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for the efficient formation of high-value compounds. Advanced NMR methods and computational data analysis will be compounded to devise novel reactions towards pharmaceutical precursors, polymer building blocks and
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offer Joining our team will provide you with numerous benefits, including: The opportunity to explore completely new regimes of physics and information, both theoretically and experimentally