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Are you interested in scientific computing, artificial intelligence, and how they can automate and enhance design of civil engineering structures? Are you interested in creating societal impact with
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The Center for Sustainable Energy Materials (CENSEMAT) at the Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University, invites applications for a 24-month postdoctoral position in computational materials
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Computing , Engineering Job Type Postdoctoral Employment - Hours Full time Duration Fixed term Qualification PhD Sector Academia Apply on website (This will open in a new window from which you will be
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Postdoc in first-principles modelling and machine-learned force fields for correlated disorder in...
automatically redirected to an external site after 5 seconds) Save job Click to add the job to your shortlist Send job Job Details The Center for Sustainable Energy Materials (CENSEMAT) at the Department of
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information and quantum computing, as covered by the section Analysis and Quantum, the Center for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory (QMATH), and the Quantum for Life Center. For more information about the above
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parallel project carried by another postdoc, which is focused on similar investigation on brain cells in donated postmortem brain tissue. You will be employed in the project Evaluating STING
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group of researchers and students with a background in a number of different disciplines, including biology, molecular biology, statistics, chemistry, and computer science. About the research project
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functioning or ecological stability; experience with remote-sensing products and cloud/geospatial computing is an advantage; a publication record that is competitive for the candidate’s career stage
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level, which is in Danish). Scientific computing, possibly with different programming languages (e.g., Python, MATLAB/Simulink). Moreover, the candidate shall demonstrate the following experiences
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. The Center for Visualizing Catalytic Processes (VISION) is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation and located at DTU Physics. VISION has developed a new transmission electron microscope