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. Design and optimize computational frameworks for high-performance simulation of reacting flows and battery safety phenomena on modern GPU architectures. Conduct research in related areas of battery
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of neurodegenerative disease Familiarity with git and GitHub Competence using Linux-based high-performance parallel computing systems Other information This is a special fixed-term position (SÄVA) of 6 months, 100
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the role Electromagnetic systems are essential to the performance and development of the MAX IV accelerators. Their reliability and precision are key to stable operation and high-quality light delivery
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captures carbon, flexibility, and cost. Breaking high-level intents down into control actions. Tuning power-performance and thermal models online. What you will deliver: Control software that turns intents
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responsible for several student courses and offers high-quality education at both undergraduate and advanced levels. Approximately 40 people work within the Department. You will be part of a research group
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at the nanoscale. The Division has a strong commitment to undergraduate education, not least in the Master's programme "Engineering Nanoscience" at LTH. This position is part of a research group consisting of three
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the resources provided from WARA Common, a sister arena within WASP and HPC2N (high performance computing cluster). The work covers all aspects of the platform construction: Interviews with partners from academia
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. The Department of Clinical Sciences Lund is now announcing a PhD position within the doctoral programme subject area Medical Science – Dermatology within the doctoral project “Peptidomics of Wound Fluid Guides
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substantially better performance as compared to traditional power electronic devices based on Si and SiC. The position is part of a large initiative funded by KAW to develop a comprehensive platform that will
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Description of the workplace The assistant professor will be working at the Department of Computer Science, in the Software Engineering (SE) division (until recently known as the SERG research group