24 high-performance-computing Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Munich in Germany
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executed safely on remote robotic systems while preserving high control performance. The research will build on an existing 5G-enabled teleoperation platform at the MIRMI and will involve real-time control
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), with the autonomy to shape a high-visibility research program. HOW TO APPLY Please submit a single PDF containing: a cover letter stating your motivation, research vision, and prior experience in VR
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engineering, environmental engineering, applied mathematics, and computational science. Access to state-of-the-art computational infrastructure and high-performance computing resources. Opportunities
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unprecedented image quality and quantitative performance. As part of a multidisciplinary team spanning optics, acoustics, electronics, computation, engineering, physics, medicine, and clinical translation, you
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of structural engineering, architecture, and digital fabrication, we develop advanced computational design methods for structural form-finding, performance-driven design, and fabrication-aware workflows. What we
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methods of basic biomolecular research with analysis methods of bioinformatics and analytical high-performance technologies to investigate the complex interplay between the human organism and food
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University of Munich is required. Salary and benefits are in accordance with the German public sector scale, TV-L E13. - Your Profile 1. Strong mathematical background (e.g., linear algebra, optimization
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modeling and simulation • Development in Finite element and alternative discretization methods (e.g. Lattice Boltzmann methods) • High-dimensional algorithms and high-performance computing
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of sea surface height (SSH) from satellite altimetry with high resolution data from a new satellite mission (SWOT), tide gauge data and machine learning approaches to reconstruct the 3-D coastal SSH
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, reliability, and consistent behavior. Learning-based controllers can achieve high performance in complex and uncertain environments, yet ensuring predictable operation under distribution shifts, sensor noise