214 computational-physics "https:" "https:" "https:" "UCL" positions at Technical University of Munich
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/11250664 https://www.jmlr.org/papers/v26/25-1161.html Job Specifications For PhD applicants: Excellent Master’s degree (or equivalent) in engineering, computer science, or related disciplines (typically
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26.03.2026, Academic staff Doctoral Candidate f/m/d in computational proteomics/bioinformatics with a focus on plant proteomics Candidates must hold a master´s degree in Data Engineering, Data
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knowledge of the German language besides English. If interested, please send your full application to the email adress provided below. At the Mechanics & High Performance Computing Group, there is an open
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process includes the evaluation of existing systems, extensive simulation-based analyses, as well as the implementation and validation of algorithm and system designs in real world settings. Your tasks
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plasma physics (XGC, IPPL). Expected qualifications: A Master's degree in Computer Science or Applied Mathematics. Necessary knowledge: Modern C++, GPU computing with CUDA/SYCL, MPI, Krylov solvers
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Europe • Membership in the International Graduate School of Science and Engineering (IGSSE) and participation in the course program (https://www.igsse.gs.tum.de/en/igsse/about/) • IGSSE-funded doctoral
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Informatics Initiative (MII)/FHIR standards Design and implement methodological concepts and software for benchmarking frameworks for AI evaluation Independently develop and implement research ideas within
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Optimization (DPO) and reinforcement learning from human feedback, building preference datasets together with clinicians - Build and run a Red Team process with physicians, computer scientists, and patient
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(typically mathematics, physics). For Postdocapplicants: Excellent track recordin computer science or engineering. Fluency in spoken and written English is required. Proficient in at least one programming
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. In the ELUD research project, we address the question of if and when learning agents converge to an efficient equilibrium and when this is not the case. ELUD will design new algorithms for computing