51 computer-simulation-nanoparticle Postdoctoral positions at Aarhus University in Denmark
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The Section for Electrical Energy Technology at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Aarhus University, is in a phase of rapid growth in both education and research
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The Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University invites applications for a 24-month Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Explainable AI interested in interdisciplinary research between
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developing optimization-driven approaches to multimodal device tailoring. We are looking for someone with A PhD in Human-Computer Interaction or a closely related field Strong programming skills (e.g., Python
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, logistics chains, etc. The research involves extensions to the DTaaS platform with different security principles and defining security policies that supports co-simulations by multiple autonomous actors. A
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chemical environments and correlated disorder to thermodynamic stability and transport. The research will form a central part of CENSEMAT's simulation-guided materials programme and will be carried out in
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, and documentation of the WP5 experimental programme, including the controlled-environment and sterile cultivation set-up and the associated molecular and EV analyses. The postdoc will plan and schedule
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be included for completing this subproject within the period of employment. Lastly, the application must include a copy of the applicant’s PhD degree certificate or other documentation confirming
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nitrogen dynamics, and climate change mitigation potentials in agroecosystems. You will be contributing specifically to the area of regional simulation using process-based models and advanced statistical
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, press releases, and elite social-media content. It also includes other forms of computational tools used in the project, such as generative agent-based simulations with LLM-powered agents and AI-chatbot
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metagenomics from various field experiments, evaluation of microbially mediated regulation of soil carbon fractions, and development of a model that simulates the growth of key soil microbial communities related