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or background: Background in biosensors, preferably with demonstrated experience in photonic sensors. Experience in surface chemistry and sensor functionalization, especially for silicon-based surfaces
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: Design, implementation and testing of new methods and algorithms so that SIESTA can harness the compute power of the latest generation of (pre-)exascale architectures and tackle novel scientific challenges
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-including evolutionary algorithms, ant colony optimisation, and simulated annealing-to fine-tune an LLM/agent that generates high-quality prompts, inputs, and tool-use strategies for density functional theory
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innovative research project, this could be your opportunity. Main Tasks and responsibilities: The researcher will be involved in the design, optical characterization, and integration of the nanophotonic sensor
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: The researcher will be involved in the design, optical characterization, and integration of the nanophotonic sensor platform under development within the frame of an European Project. This includes tasks related
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optimiser that accelerates both workflow efficiency and materials discovery. Main Tasks and responsibilities: Own the optimiser: design, implement, and tune heuristic/metaheuristic algorithms (e.g
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optimiser that accelerates both workflow efficiency and materials discovery. Main Tasks and responsibilities: Own the optimiser: design, implement, and tune heuristic/metaheuristic algorithms (e.g
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: Design, implementation and testing of new methods and algorithms so that SIESTA can harness the compute power of the latest generation of (pre-)exascale architectures and tackle novel scientific challenges
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this short-term project we shall use active learning to accelerate the training of deep learning algorithms for optimising 2D material van der Waals (vdW) structure discovery. The goal is to make model
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. Minoru Otani). The post holder will undertake the following tasks: Contribution to the design, implementation, testing and demonstration of new methodologies and algorithms for the study of electrochemical