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Area of research: Scientific / postdoctoral posts Job description: GFZ is Germany's national centre for solid Earth research. We advance the understanding of dynamic processes to address global
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data, with a focus on fluid and plasma dynamics. Collaborate within a multi-disciplinary research environment consisting of computational scientists, experimentalists, and engineers conducting basic and
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languages and computational fluid dynamics software packages such as OpenFOAM and COMSOL Multiphysics. Expertise in reservoir engineering and phase-field modeling is also desirable. Interested candidates
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Duties: Perform and analyze ReaxFF reactive molecular dynamics simulations on 2D-material growth Connect the results from these simulations to data science methods and Computational Fluid Dynamics Perform
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Research Scholar to join in research efforts of interest to its faculty. Domains of interest include nonlinear partial differential equations, computational fluid dynamics and material science, dynamical
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, calibration, and application. Experience with computational methods including steady-state modeling, dynamic simulation, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to support system design and performance optimization
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members with expertise in mechanical engineering, fluid dynamics, electrical engineering, and biomaterials. In addition, there are 9 full-time staff members specializing in computational methods, in vitro
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throughout their evolution. Our vision combines ideas from differential geometry, numerical analysis, scientific computing, dynamical systems, and applied mathematics to develop new mathematical frameworks
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enhancement, manipulate ocean carbonate chemistry via electrochemical methods or alkalinity addition (enhanced rock weathering or via alkaline fluids), respectively. Both methods are beginning early pilot
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. Possible research topics include: Scientific machine learning Numerical partial differential equations (PDEs) Computational fluid dynamics Neural operators High-performance computing Data-driven