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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Area of research: PHD Thesis Job description:PhD Position - Quantum Computing for Power Systems Security At the Institute of Climate and Energy Systems Engineering (ICE-1), we
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), we work in a dynamic and international team of over one hundred materials scientists, chemists, physicists, mechanical engineers and technical staff on the development of advanced energy converters and
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, who will continue to develop and implement our scarcity driven engineering paradigm in leadership roles within academia and industry. To achieve this, we offer individualized supervision and training
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provides a unique chance of being embedded in an interdisciplinary and enthusiastic research network and to gain insights into a diverse range of methodological approaches. This position is part of a cluster
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machine learning, medical imaging, and security venues and journals. Your profile Master's degree in computer science, physics, electrical engineering, mathematics, or a related quantitative discipline
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simulations. Your Profile Excellent completed master's degree in physics, materials science, engineering or a related field. Good knowledge of solid state physics. Ideally, experience in the fields
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and Manufacturing Processes (IMD-2), we work in a dynamic and international team of over one hundred materials scientists, chemists, physicists, mechanical engineers and technical staff
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. Working across this entire pipeline provides a rare opportunity to shape a cutting edge imaging technology from its foundational concepts through to its biomedical use cases in complex biological systems
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characterization and application in biological tissue. Working across this entire pipeline offers a rare opportunity to help shape a technology from its earliest foundations through to its first biomedical use cases
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the life sciences, medicine and related disciplines such as medical engineering, veterinary medicine and epidemiology. After admission, the doctoral candidates work closely with a thesis advisory committee