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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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platform as a doctoral student? At Fraunhofer IPMS , in collaboration with renowned German and European partners from science and industry, we are developing analog accelerators using novel non-volatile
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(university diploma or master's degree) in the field of geosciences, engineering or physics. Ideally, you have knowledge of numerical methods and experience with common programming languages (e.g. Matlab
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scope of different subjects such as electrical engineering/electronics, microelectronics, microsystems technology, information technology, computer science, physics, chemistry, optics and manufacturing
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experiments Modelling and simulating constitutive laws Develop robust parameter determination What you bring to the table Master's degree in mathematics, physics, engineering or similar Programming skills in
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The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft jointly present up to three Fraunhofer-Bessel Research Awards a year. This science award honours internationally recognised academics working