41 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"Multiple" Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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part of a team, be happy to share thoughts and receive feedback from other team members, and be able to carry out parallel tasks In addition, it is preferable that you: Have experience with processing
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meet security, compliance, and integration requirements. You will collaborate with various professionals and act as the link between technical teams, clinical teams, and project management. In parallel
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multiple systems Driving use-case studies that demonstrate the benefits of semantic integration, e.g. in scheduling, resource sharing, or formulation optimization Collaborating with chemical engineers
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international journals demonstrating the above-mentioned skills Good communication skills and ability to work with colleagues at all levels and proven ability to undertake a complex workload with multiple and
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interest and documented skills and experience in using computer-based tools to analyse, simulate and predict capture performance of active and passive fishing gears. A track record of publishing in peer
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equal gender distribution. We are located in Lyngby, Hirtshals, Nykøbing Mors, and Silkeborg and have regular activities in Greenland. Learn more on aqua.dtu.dk Technology for people DTU develops
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of this postdoc position is to develop and employ multiple in-situ spectroscopic techniques, including, but not limited to, surface-enhanced IR and Raman, to investigate the reaction intermediates
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Job Description These days, the inner workings of molecules and materials can be probed and modelled by advanced simulation tools on modern computer architectures. However, the routine applications
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or related fields. Preferably strong interest and foundation in immunology, immune cell assays, or translational research. Preferably experience with computer-guided protein engineering. Experience in human
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microstructural engineering will focus on in-situ optimization of the local distribution of grain sizes, crystallographic orientations, and stresses by the novel possibility of varying the laser beam shape and spot