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an interdisciplinary team that works on cutting-edge questions ranging from mathematics and theoretical physics all the way to numerical simulation algorithms? Then apply now to join our team of researchers in
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Miikkulainen) and electrochemistry (Prof. Tanja Kallio, Prof. Daniel Martin-Yerga, and Prof. Pekka Peljo). The department also has strong research activities in simulation and computation as well functional
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motivation to apply.) A copy of your thesis (or an extended abstract if still in progress) Official transcripts for both your Bachelor's and Master's degrees Fill out this form (optional but encouraged): https
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, as well as involvement in in-situ measurement campaigns on track Contribution to the creation of simulation models (e.g., multibody systems, basic friction and drive models) for interpreting
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Development of simulation and optimisation models for smart charging and bidirectional charging of electric vehicles Modelling of renewable energy generation and consumption within energy communities
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compare results with electromagnetic simulations; publish research results in leading international journals and present them at international conferences. Where to apply E-mail [email protected]
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and electromagnetic simulations is an important advantage Strong motivation to complete PhD within the timeframe of the project Team player and advanced problem-solving skills Interest and enthusiasm in
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the atmosphere. Your personal sphere of influence: We seek a highly motivated PhD student, who will carry out Lagrangian transport model simulations with FLEXPART, of the emissions originating from rocket launches
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quantum chemistry software capable of simulating molecules Ideally, prior experience with embedding methods or molecular crystals Excellent knowledge of written and spoken German and English Scientific
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related to clouds, radiation, and atmospheric circulation. Climate models are at the core of our research, in particular models that simulate global weather and climate at kilometer-scale resolution. We