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Engineering has 30 professors together with lecturers, post-doctoral researchers, doctoral students, and technical staff. In total, the number of personnel is about 300. We are now looking for a Doctoral
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; High-throughput automated workflows for atomistic simulations; Atomistic modeling of the structure of materials; Simulation of molecular diffusion and molecular interactions with surfaces and/or
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detection are necessary. This project develops watermarking methods and software for speech and audio generative models, focusing on robustness and suitability for open-source use. Your role and goals As a
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generalization. Your work will include: Developing methods for detecting the authenticity and origin of speech and audio content generated by multiple models and containing different watermarking methods. Creating
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refine LCA models to assess the environmental impacts of bio-based products and systems using software tools such as OpenLCA. Analyze complex datasets to identify key areas for improvement in environmental
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innovating towards sustainability, circular economy, governance and institutions for sustainability, sustainability transitions and business models for sustainability. This work offers a basis for rethinking
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or similar. Running social simulations with AI agents using platforms like Concordia or similar. Coding in Python or a similar language for simulation, visualization, and advanced statistical analysis (causal
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theoretical foundations of distributed quantum computing . Our long-term objective is to understand which distributed tasks admit a quantum advantage, especially in the context of the LOCAL model of distributed
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nanostructures and device optimization using simulations. The goal is to develop precise control of specific emission properties such as polarization, color, and angular distribution while simultaneously
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of your Ph.D. thesis and previous work related to the project (max. 1 page) Copy of your Ph.D. degree certificate and a transcript of studies (with a clear explanation of the grading scale) Please note