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such as python or C. Demonstrated background in computational modeling or numerical simulation for science. Ability to work within a multi-lab collaboration and with a wide range of scientific and
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group. We invite applications from researchers with a background in numerical simulations of galaxy formation and evolution and/or star formation. The positions are offered for two years. The starting
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in computational modeling, numerical simulation, or scientific software development. Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Experience Experience with accelerator physics, beam dynamics, or free-electron
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of all genders are invited to participate. Main duties: running scientific research: characterization of liquid-crystalline materials running numerical simulations of LC phases keeping scientific
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movement to predict muscle forces, joint loads and the effects of wearable robotic assistance. Simulating human-robot interaction to determine the force, torque and timing requirements of assistive devices
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computing work with state-of-the-art codes, including direct numerical simulation, large eddy simulation and probability density function methods mentor research students in HiPR-LS develop technical content
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dynamics, nonlinear interactions, heterogeneity, and delayed nonlocal coupling. As the number of lasers and optical modes increases, direct numerical simulation becomes computationally demanding
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of existing electronic structure methodology towards correlated systems across chemistry and physics applications, in particular for ground state and spectral simulation. Applicants are expected to have a PhD
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the superfluid-to-insulator transition, random quantum circuits, and the effects of quantum measurements. -Develop theoretical models and analyses of disordered quantum systems. -Perform numerical simulations and
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well as to the geometric optimization of the separator, including the swirl generator. Mandatory requirements PhD in mechanical, naval or aerospace engineering, or a related field. Proven experience in numerical simulation