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Processes and Transitions to the Baltic Scale” of IOW (https://www.io-warnemuende.de/stb-shallow-water-processes.html ), in which physical, chemical and biological oceanographers collaborate to achieve a
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. The department focuses on the production, analysis, and simulation of functionally optimized structures from the nanometer to the micrometer scale in electrochemically active materials, as well as the development
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challenging, and new theoretical methods and algorithms are required. The research project aims at deriving priors for Bayesian methods from atomistic simulations and machine learning. It also offers
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to enhance the understanding of the soil-root system Find links between non-invasive geophysical monitoring and the availability of Nitrate and water in the soil Improve the small-scale process understanding
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from outside the University of Stuttgart Can attend courses and seminars specially designed for simulation technology Are able to exchange technical and methodical information Are integrated
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supervision by AI and metabolomics experts at lifespin, as well as by participating professors from the TUM and HSWT. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Simulating synthetic NMR spectra based on biophysical principles and
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time-scales: ab initio methods for the description of reaction processes, for the determination of electrochemical stabilities and for the optimisation of force fields; molecular dynamics simulations
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oceanography), chemistry, ecology, mathematics, computer science, engineering, economics, or political science Since the programme focuses strongly on numerical simulations, candidates with computer literacy
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to the different fields of research Annual proposal defences guarantee regular feedback and involvement of the candidate’s second supervisor in the research process Obligatory presentation of a competitive paper at
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processing, algorithm design, optimisation and simulation, software engineering and automation and control systems. An overview of the current PhD research projects is given here: https://www.dashh.org