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The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (IMADA) at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense, invites applications for a PhD position in algorithms. The position has a duration of 3
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will be developed. Finally, the research will develop efficient algorithms and test them on realistic networks and using real data from energy and public transport operators. The Doctoral student is also
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will be based in Odense, under the primary supervision of Prof. Ricardo J. G. B. Campello , but they will be expected to also work closely with other PhD students, postdocs, and collaborators both from
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to the success of the whole institution. The Faculty of Computer Science, Institute of Theoretical Computer Science, thenewly established Chair of Algorithmic and Structural Graph Theory offers a position as
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paths at DTU here . Further information Further information may be obtained from Prof. Kresten Yvind, kryv@dtu.dk and Senior Researcher Minhao Pu, mipu@dtu.dk . You can read more about DTU Electro
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the Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems, in the Research Unit of Microsystems Technology, TU Wien is offering a position as project assistant (PhD position). The PhD position is planned for a total duration
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EU MSCA doctoral (PhD) position in Materials Engineering with focus on computational optimization of
(MSCA) doctoral network led by Prof. Cecilia Persson, Uppsala Universitet. Print4 Life – Advanced Research Training for Additive Manufacturing of the Biomaterials and Tissues of the Future https
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and Saeys teams. In this research project you will develop and apply algorithms to link clinical phenotypes of metastasis to molecular phenotypes in mouse models. It is known that metastases exhibit
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. The position will be in the group of Prof. Thomas Heine at the Chair of Theoretical Chemistry where 40 researchers from 9 nations works interdisciplinary in the fields of computational materials science
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! Overall, research in the Group of Prof. Dr. Meyer zu Hörste at the Department of Neurology combines basic models and patient-derived specimen with cutting-edge technologies. One of our recent projects has