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will have the unique opportunity to participate and contribute to the construction of a new beamline and be part of its initial scientific program with the possibility of early commissioning of the large
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project in parallel you have the ability to communicate complex findings clearly you speak and write English fluently Merits for the position are: Applicants who graduated no more than three years before
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postgraduate levels, as well as to the development of courses and programmes within the subject area of computational biology. In the short term, the appointee is expected to contribute to teaching in
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of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering (LTH), Lund University. The group collaborates closely with the computer graphics group at the department (LUGG, Lund University Graphics Group). The group conducts research
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) in collaboration with the project team using computational methods; Work closely together with the project team and contribute to joint activities; Assist in writing scientific publications during
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studies end with a thesis and a doctoral degree. More about being a doctoral student at the Internal Biology website Subject and project description Behavioural and computational ecology: individual and
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high-performance parallel computing systems. Other information This is a permanent position, full time (100 %) with starting date November 1, 2026 or according to agreement. How to apply The position is
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of neurodegenerative disease Familiarity with git and GitHub Competence using Linux-based high-performance parallel computing systems Other information This is a special fixed-term position (SÄVA) of 6 months, 100
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on leveraging modern heterogeneous computing architectures to enable large-scale, high-fidelity reacting-flow simulations. The models developed at the cell level will subsequently be coupled to module-, pack
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parameters governing material growth based on the underlying physics, and to develop an open-source computational framework for analyzing experimental data, identifying relationships between growth conditions