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Physics (KCETA) at KIT (Germany). The MSCA COFUND program KSETA Europe is now accepting applications for doctoral researcher positions starting in October 2026 or later. Our PhD program leads to a doctoral
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mechanisms using computer simulations and the methods of non-equilibrium statistical physics. The Research The PhD student will work under the supervision of Dr. Philip Bittihn within the European Doctoral
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successful candidate will be employed by the MBN Research Center gGmbH in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and enrolled in the PhD programme at the Goethe University Frankfurt. MBN Research Center ( https
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successful candidate will be employed by the MBN Research Center gGmbH in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and enrolled in the PhD programme at Goethe University Frankfurt. MBN Research Center ( https
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of industrial processes. In a joint effort of both institutes, the Department AI4Quantum – Machine Learning for Quantum Simulation and Computing and Thermal Energy and Process Engineering are looking for a PhD
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regeneration. We combine these approaches to bridge the gap between fundamental research and clinical therapies. More information about our research group can be found here: https://physics-of-life.tu
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computational engineering, mathematics, computer science, physics, engineering or a related field Strong background in numerical methods and machine learning Proficiency in at least one programming language
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PhD Working Language German English Required Degree Master Areas of study Chemistry, Theoretical Chemistry, Nanomaterials, Physics, Theoretical Physics, Artificial Intelligence, Computer
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journals Presenting results at scientific meetings Your profile Completed university studies (Master/Diploma) in the field of Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science or related field Knowledge of Density
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Master’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline such as computer science, mathematics, physics, or data science. They should have strong analytical skills related to statistics, machine learning