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Job Description DTU invites applications for a position as a professor in algebra with applications in coding theory. The position is associated with the Section for Mathematics in the Department
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critical qualifications and technical skills that are listed below. Solid background in Structural Dynamics, Finite Element Modelling and Nonlinear Structural Analysis. Strong analytical and technical
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file. The file must include: Application (cover letter) CV Academic Diplomas (MSc/PhD – in English) List of publications Contact of 2 references Applications received after the deadline will not be
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engineering and wave-wind theories is advantageous Experience in coding (e.g., Python) and in the use of Structural Analysis Software (e.g., OpenSees, Abaqus) is highly desirable Ability to work independently
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Environments (VLE), serious gaming, agent-based simulation, knowledge of relevant research methodologies and and practical experience with adequate state-of-the-art tools Very strong skills in coding (e.g
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implementation of these within optimized computer code, but also large-scale applications of the resulting methods to various chemical problems of interest. Candidates with a strong background in theoretical and
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pulses develop numerical codes to calculate the system dynamics by solving partial differential equations (e.g. Schrödinger equation, von Neumann equation) model the coupling to lattice vibrations (i.e
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employment history, list of publications indicating scientific highlights, H-index and ORCID (see http://orcid.org/ ) Teaching portfolio including documentation of teaching experience Academic Diplomas (MSc
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frameworks, applying existing frameworks, and implementing novel methodology in shared code repositories. You will also assist in instructing and guiding the research of MSc and PhD students. Qualifications As
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. The position will involve development of codes/models simulating the nucleation and propagation of stress corrosion cracking in samples under low cycle fatigue conditions, as well as models for linking