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of critical infrastructure in a rapidly changing security environment. The project is carried out with an accompanying PhD project in computational mechanics that will focus on numerical simulation of fluid
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to qualify (which is 2 years) Highly skilled in numerical modelling and programming is essential Experience with at least two of the following disciplines is expected: o hydrological and/or land surface models
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suitable learning schemes, and design control policies accordingly. You will use large-scale optimization for the implementation of the obtained results, first using high-fidelity numerical simulations
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., Keysight ADS, NI/Cadence AWR Microwave Office, or equivalent) is valued as its familiarity with programming and numerical analysis tools (e.g., MATLAB) for data processing and simulation automation
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year 2025/2026: a copy and translation of the diploma, verified by a Slovak notary. Degree earned abroad before the academic year 2025/2026: a copy and translation of the diploma, verified by a Slovak
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) Experience with numerical modelling is an advantage Good oral and written presentation skills in Norwegian or another Scandinavian language equivalent to level C2 Personal characteristics To complete a
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vision, numerical analysis and computing as well as probability and statistics. What you bring Master’s degree in mathematics or equivalent, including a solid background in analysis, dynamical systems, and
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, you will have the opportunity to advance scientific expertise on integrated modelling of the entire water cycle, with particular focus on real-time simulations and operational forecasting. A key element
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. Numerical diffraction calculations are highly computationally intensive, so efficient parallelizable software implementations are necessary. This research will investigate and develop sophisticated algorithms
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cosmolgy, galaxy evoltion and stellar astrophysics. Students in my group primarily perform numerical simulations of stars, in order to study broad questions related to the origin of the elements in