15 high-performance-computing-"University-of-Exeter" PhD positions at Utrecht University
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answered. Your job Answering geographic questions like “What is the potential to reduce urban heat in Amsterdam by installing green roofs on existing buildings?” is important in fields such as urban planning
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in lab meetings, at conferences, and through writing papers. As part of our team, you will contribute to an enthusiastic, collaborative and respectful environment, in which we can perform high-quality
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geographic questions like “What is the potential to reduce urban heat in Amsterdam by installing green roofs on existing buildings?” is important in fields such as urban planning, sustainability, and public
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access to world-class laboratories like Geolab external link and Earth Simulation Lab external link , and to excellent high-performance computing facilities. We are a lively department that hosts
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. Probabilistic and differentiable algorithms for machine learning; 2. Programming language implementation for high performance computing; 3. Programming language semantics and foundations. Your focus will be
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people across disciplines and with a variety of perspectives and backgrounds. The Faculty has six departments: Biology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Information & Computing Sciences, Physics, Chemistry and
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Earth Simulation Lab external link . We also have excellent High- Performance Computing facilities. The department and its facilities are located at Utrecht Science Park. Utrecht is the fourth largest
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lithium-ion battery (BLIB) with fast charge/discharge (1 min) and high energy density. Working with three PhD candidates and one postdoc, you will help synthesise a conductive anode within a bicontinuous
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access to world-class laboratories like Geolab external link and Earth Simulation Lab external link , and to excellent high-performance computing facilities. We are a lively department that hosts
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often inaccurate and costly. This process is long, expensive, and high-risk, with animal testing traditionally used to predict efficacy and safety for humans. However, animal experiments often fail