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The Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) invites applications for a 2-year position as a postdoctoral researcher within spintronic computing
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– Spintronic Pseudo-Qubits for Room-Temperature Quantum Computing project, supported by the Villum Experiment programme of Villum Fonden . We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to
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science and philosophy. The REMAX project on Rigorous Evaluation Methods for AI Explainability, funded by a Villum Synergy grant, aims to create methods for explainable AI and their rigorous evaluation
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-based surrogate models. Experience with high-performance and parallel computing. Familiarity with digital twins and real-time deployment of predictive models is an advantage. Who we are The two
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Two postdoc positions in Thermofluid Design and Digital Modeling of Cooling Systems for Electroch...
parallel computing. Familiarity with digital twins and real-time deployment of predictive models is an advantage. Who we are The two postdoctoral positions will be hosted across the two complementary
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focusing on: Next-generation energy storage systems Power converter design for Power-to-X (PtX) solutions Microgrid applications Quantum computing in power systems And other emerging technologies in
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with Poleno Jupiter instruments, with data obtained with DNA methods and data obtained with a Hirst trap. • Numerical models used by the group covers the particle dispersion model HYSPLIT in
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Alternaria alternata and Phytophtora infestans You will work with data obtained with Poleno Jupiter instruments, with data obtained with DNA methods and data obtained with a Hirst trap. Numerical models
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and magnetism Experience with Fortran or high-performance numerical methods Experience with writing and publishing scientific articles. Ability to work independently, to plan and carry out complicated
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physics and experience with quantum many-body scars is an advantage. Experience within numerical methods for quantum many-body systems is required. Personal and collaborative skills are also important