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you have: Completed university studies (masters degree) and a doctoral degree in computer science, applied mathematics, computational science (physics, math, chemistry,..) and engineering or a related
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simulations of CG model enzymes and their constructs to optimize the overall catalytic activity. The work will be done in collaboration with Prof. S. Kondrat from the Institute of Physical Chemistry in Warsaw
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Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics Engineering or in a similar field. Alternatively an excellent masters degree with professional experience Very good knowledge and proven skills with larger deep learning
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batteries and also includes a research visit to France. Your Profile: Successfully completed scientific master’s degree and PhD in the field of Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science or a comparable field with
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France. Your Profile: Successfully completed scientific master’s degree and PhD in the field of Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science or a comparable field with excellent final grades Excellent knowledge
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resources Coaching of bachelor and master students Publishing results in physics journals and presenting them at international conferences All these tasks are in collaboration with the scientists at JSC and
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the modelling pipeline Your Profile: A university degree (Master) with subsequent PhD in Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Biology, Computational Physics/Engineering or related fields with strong relation
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master students Publishing results in physics journals and presenting them at international conferences All these tasks are in collaboration with the scientists at JSC and in the Budapest-Marseille
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training on the High Performance Computers, including JUPITER, Europe`s first exascale computer Prepare, process and publish datasets and benchmarks for self-supervised learning in science Engage in national
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university degree (Master) with subsequent PhD in Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Biology, Computational Physics/Engineering or related fields with strong relation to scientific computing Recent experience