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programming skills, for example in Python or MATLAB. A documented publication record relative to career stage. The ability to work independently and to collaborate in an interdisciplinary team
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Two postdoc positions in Thermofluid Design and Digital Modeling of Cooling Systems for Electroch...
related discipline. For both positions we expect: A strong background in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer. Solid scientific programming skills, for example in Python or MATLAB. A
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, reliability, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability across applications. In parallel, we advance microgrid technologies, supporting developing countries in achieving climate neutrality by integrating
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programming languages and programming abstractions, including LLM-assisted quantum programming * Quantum intermediate representations * Quantum compilation, including AI/ML-assisted compilation
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programming languages and programming abstractions, including LLM-assisted quantum programming * Quantum intermediate representations * Quantum compilation, including AI/ML-assisted compilation
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. Evaluate the nutritional value of fermented rapeseed meal and seaweed products and assess their effects on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) excretion, methane emissions, and pig health. Evaluate
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Security”. The postdocs will conduct research on program analysis within the Programming Languages, Logic, and Software Security research group at Aarhus University. The focus of the positions will be in
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visual perception. Good programming (Python) skills are required along with a good understanding of empirical methods and ways to connect empirical findings with model behavior. The position also
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programming languages and evaluated on both real-world bugs and code modified by AI coding assistants. The broader aim is to determine when code contains enough information to support its own repair and when
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investigate a new class of spintronic pseudo-qubits (p-qubits) based on spin-orbit torque magnetic tunnel junctions (SOT-MTJs). The project explores whether engineered stochastic spintronic devices can