31 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"DIFFER" positions at Free University of Berlin
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The History Department of Freie Universität Berlin is home to a broad variety of research projects and scholarly initiatives in the field of global history (among them, the MA program Global History
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program, which includes tailored training, workshops, retreats, and conference travel. You will have access to cutting-edge laboratories and theoretical methods, individual supervision, and a wide range of
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The sociology department at the John F. Kennedy Institute teaches and studies the political economy of the United States in comparative and historical perspective combining data-driven computational
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of accounting, corporate reporting in a national and international context, and auditing issues. Methodologically, the focus is on quantitative empirical approaches, in particular computer-aided text analysis
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languages used: C++ 2014, CUDA, Lua Desirable: - interest in high-performance computing with graphics processors (GPUs) and simulation methods - fluent knowledge of modern C++ and a scripting language
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program, which includes tailored training, workshops, retreats, and conference travel. You will have access to cutting edge laboratories, individual supervision, and a wide range of development
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The Clementi's group in the Physics Department at Freie Universität Berlin seeks a postdoctoral researcher (100%) to work on the development and application of new methodologies to discover new concepts and compositions for high-performance electrolytes for emergent electrochemical device...
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further opportunities for interdisciplinary training. For more information about the research and study program, visit: https://www.lai.fuberlin.de/en/temporalities-offuture/index.html Job description
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), and computational modeling (deep neural networks). We apply multivariate analysis methods (machine learning, representational similarity analysis) and encoding models. Job description: This is an open
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CRC 1114 aims at methodological developments for the modelling and computational simulation of complex processes involving many (more than two) interacting scales, driven by real-life applications