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Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) | Delft, Provincie Zuid-Holland | Netherlands | about 2 months ago
in atomistic and molecular simulation techniques (density functional theory, molecular dynamics, ab initio molecular dynamics) and in developing machine learning interatomic potentials and can apply
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of new approaches for physics-based simulation of molecular motions or their application to biomolecular systems of interest and/or the development or application of computational methods related to
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diffraction in plastically deformed alloys. Implement the framework in parallel simulation codes intended to run on LLNL supercomputers. Design and conduct complex molecular and dislocation dynamic
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simulations of polymers Desirable Criteria: Molecular modelling and simulation experience during PhD Ability to present complex information effectively to a range of audiences Experience of
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Join us in designing stable materials for sustainable energy devices with machine-learning-accelerated simulation and modeling. Work assignments The postdoctoral researcher will develop machine
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in AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing, uses molecular dynamics, coarse-grained simulation, and multiscale analysis to elucidate structural formation, dynamics, and the mechanisms
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simulation (density functional theory, molecular dynamics, microkinetic modelling or other molecular simulation techniques relevant for the project), and who show aptitude to perform research in the
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established strengths in fluid simulation and molecular dynamics simulation while strengthening next-generation simulation science that spans both fields, in response to advances in AI, machine learning, and
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acid delivery Molecular interactions and supramolecular assembly Quantitative analysis of biological and nanoscale systems Biomolecular modelling and simulation, including molecular dynamics and coarse
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, health and society. www.tuni.fi/en The recently established BioInterfaces group at the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences uses molecular dynamics simulations to tackle a diverse set of questions