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or more of the following topics: numerical methods for (partial) differential equations. optimization or inverse problems. data assimilation or uncertainty quantification. agentic and generative AI. solid
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aspect of cybersecurity including human motivation, behaviour, usable and accessible design, policy and governance that is leading to non-optimal cyber resilience within a particular context. Malware and
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optimal ways to schematize and parameterize the subsurface at local to regional scales to assess dike safety using geological and geohydrological data and models, for characteristic fluvial landscapes in
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will feed into an automated stope design workflow, producing variable-length, locally adaptive geometries that optimize the balance between stability, recovery, and dilution control. Through
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research on exciting projects and develop customised products and services for our clients from numerous industries and the public sector. The overarching topics at Fraunhofer ITWM are machine learning
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systems based on absorption high-temperature heat pumps, with particular emphasis on dynamic behavior and system integration. The research will combine dynamic modelling, numerical simulation, and
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offers the optimal conditions for graduates to earn the titles of Dr-Ing and Dr rer pol. Young scientists have the opportunity to be integrated into an interdisciplinary research environment given by
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collaboration — for instance, in numerous Collaborative Research Centres (also known as CRC or sometimes CRC/TRR) and in application-oriented research assignments. The University of Stuttgart sets up a close
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of the IGS is to foster excellence in education and research by providing an optimal environment. The IGS meets the challenge of globalisation through practice-oriented research within a scope of multi
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. Additionally, it provides reflection on their relevance for society. In Konstanz, you will find optimal conditions for research, studying, and teaching. The University of Konstanz has set the following five