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relaxations of the underlying PDE constraints can effectively reduce the nonlinearity of the inverse problem. Understanding this requires mathematical analysis of the PDEs and the resulting inverse problems, as
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or quantitative data analysis is a plus. You are interested in developing and applying novel technologies and are willing to learn and work across disciplinary boundaries. You collaborate with
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whether suitable relaxations of the underlying PDE constraints can effectively reduce the nonlinearity of the inverse problem. Understanding this requires mathematical analysis of the PDEs and the resulting
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Are you fascinated by application-oriented research in mathematics and eager to work at the interface of numerical optimization, optical design, and uncertainty quantification? In this PhD project
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for Mathematics at the University of Amsterdam is looking for you! Join us! In complex dynamical systems, we study complicated phenomena that arise when iterating seemingly simple functions over the complex numbers
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) uses mathematics, electronics and computer technology to contribute to the development of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). With ICT present in almost every device and product we use
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you excited about developing new mathematical foundations for energy
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The Mathematical Institute of Leiden University and the Centre for Mathematical Sciences of Lund University have a position for a PhD candidate to join the project "Analysis of Inhomogeneous Wave
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Are you excited about the future of wearable healthcare? Join us to merge microfluidics and contact lens technology, developing smart lenses that enable controlled tear fluid collection and analysis
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electrification and modern power grids. New wide-bandgap semiconductor devices based on silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) can switch faster and reduce conversion losses, but their performance is