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https://tu-dresden.de/ing/maschinenwesen/postgraduales/promotion?set_language=en) LanguagesENGLISHLevelExcellent Additional Information Benefits A competitive salary according to MSCA regulations (see
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develop advanced models, algorithms, and control solutions for simulating, optimizing, and operating future integrated energy systems. We address the challenges arising from the increasing integration
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% of the standard weekly working hours (19.6 hours per week) for the research topic Development of Quantum Chemical High-Pressure Simulation Tools for a fixed term of 36 months (in accordance with §2 WissZeitVG
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opening for a PhD position is anchored at the Institute for Advanced Simulation - Computational and Systems Neuroscience (IAS-6 ) of Forschungszentrum Jülich, which consists of seven working groups
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planned for the next decade About your role: understanding and identifying the electromechanical accelerating cavity system designing, simulating, implementing, and testing novel system identification
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disentangle magnetic and structural contributions to electron diffraction data and to compare the results with measurements recorded using X-rays and neutrons. Simulation and interpretation of experimental data
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The project unites systems chemistry, advanced microfabrication and quantitative microscopy. It also offers the chance to develop simulation approaches for reaction–diffusion processes to rationalize and
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past datasets within the URBank (https://urbank.earth ) initiative. The full-time position will be for a period of 3 years, with the possibility of a 1-year extension, and based in Jena, Germany. The
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solvable models) alongside large-scale numerical simulations on high-performance computing facilities Characterize the transitions that govern quantum information protection, from encoding and decoding
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applied to regression, classification, and the solution of time-dependent partial differential equations (PDEs), such as large-scale tsunami simulations. The project involves two doctoral researchers with