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tool for process design and laser-scanning strategies, the integration of simulation and experimental pulse-signal data to characterize lateral energy distribution, and the prediction of material removal
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-key generation. ▪ Simulating wireless communication systems under different adversarial scenarios, including passive eavesdropping, active spoofing, and intentional jamming. ▪ Analyzing the influence
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for PhD Researcher positions in the area of quantitative, historical and archaeological urban research. The particular focus of the position will be on analyzing urban patterns and processes across large
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) is one of the world-leading groups in the field of computer simulations of active, soft and living matter systems, such as cells, bacteria, tissues, and active synthetic colloids. Our aim is to provide
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CFD simulations, led to a shift from performance towards efficiency, defined more precisely as minimisation of computer resources required for a given simulation. Concomitantly, the objective
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computer simulations Working in close collaboration with theoretical physicists to test models and develop new insights Your Profile Bachelor's degree in physics Master’s degree/diploma in condensed matter
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, Processing: In this research area, we investigate how to establish new key processes to make the most of the impure raw materials sourced from the Martian atmosphere and regolith to flexibly and efficiently
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activities—particularly increasing energy production and consumption, but also natural processes—release large quantities of trace substances, thereby influencing the composition of the atmosphere and the
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/ International students — hard copy application in addition to online application: 31 May for the following winter semester (Please send documents to the programme coordinators.) https://www.lmu.de/psy/de/studium
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industrial environmental burden of our generation. Disruptive innovations are required for alternative reduction processes that convert mineral ores into metals without today’s carbon-based methods