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. Knowledge of fluid mechanics, computational mechanics, mathematical modelling, numerical methods, or medical image analysis is considered an advantage. Experience with experimental fluid mechanics, laboratory
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/work tasks The PhD project is part of WP4 – Topology, Algebra, and Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data
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/geosciences/the-drone-infrastructure-laboratory /). The position is embedded in a network of projects that involve remote sensing of the cryosphere and related data science methods: the European Research
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Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data Analysis, with particular emphasis on multiparameter persistence and
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of Earth surface processes, using optical, radar or lidar methods. Good knowledge about cryospheric and mountain processes. Previous experience with data assimilation and numerical modeling will be regarded
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experience in programming and numerical methods. Foreign completed degree (M.Sc.-level) corresponding to a minimum of four years in the Norwegian educational system Excellent oral and written communication
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. Competence in the theory of the finite element method is an advantage. Competence in the theory of numerical optimization is an advantage. Experience from high-performance computing is an advantage. Applicants
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or physics or related fields Documented practical wet lab experience and basic skills in organic chemistry Documented basic knowledge and some practical experience in programming and numerical methods. Foreign
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modern numerical methods built on libraries like PETSc and deal.ii, such as adaptive mesh refinement, solving Multiphysics, and has great power in parallelization. ASPECT has not been used previously
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): Develop ML-assisted Hamiltonian discovery/engineering methods for multimode bosonic and hybrid quantum systems (including open-system and non-Hermitian effects). Design noise-resilient control and