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331: Electronics; Marwan Kannan ECSE 343: Numerical Methods in Eng; Roni Khazaka ECSE 353: Electromagnetic Fields & Waves; Odile Liboiron-Ladouceur ECSE 354: Electromagnetic Wave Propagation; Milica
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, elaborate illumination profiles, and large computational domains surpassing several thousands cubic wavelengths. Furthermore, you will contribute to adapting the solver for massive parallel processing, as
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, and a solid understanding of numerical analysis and familiarity with the use of analytical tools. They should also have knowledge and experience in parallel coding and spectral methods. They must have
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supervision of Prof. Yingda Cheng on computational methods and modeling for kinetic equations. The research conducted will involve development of numerical methods, development and analysis of reduced order
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parallel clusters Integrate existing physical models into new software infrastructure for EOS research Benchmark against existing methods and support reproducible, open-science practices Collaborate closely
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Applications are invited for a fixed term, full time Research Officer working in the Nuclear Futures Institute within the School of Computer Science and Engineering at Bangor University
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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Horizon Europe - ERC Reference Number HORIZON-ERC-2024-ADG Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description
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Université de Technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard | Belfort, Franche Comte | France | about 2 months ago
for simulating such complex geometries. For example, the memory and computation time required become prohibitive with standard “black-box” finite element methods. The objective is therefore to develop a dedicated
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profiles, and large computational domains surpassing several thousands cubic wavelengths. Furthermore, you will contribute to adapting the solver for massive parallel processing, as well as develop new
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theory and numerical methods, with experience in HPC programming (e.g., C++, Python, MPI, OpenMP, CUDA) and parallel computing environments. - Experience in performance analysis, debugging, and deployment