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) English (United States) MY PROFILE / LOGIN > More Search Options Loading... Clear Create Jobalert Apply now » City: Aachen Date: Sep 25, 2026 Student assistant: FEM Simulation and Programming
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Systems) , an agent-based World–Earth model developed with the copan:LPJmL modelling framework (https://copanlpjml.pik-potsdam.de) to investigate the co-evolution of human land management decision
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on the topic as part of a thesis (bachelor's or master's thesis). Be part of change Introduction to existing framework (PBRT-based simulation + Python code) Analysis of 3D results from simulation
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-based simulation tools. You will develop and compare scenarios for renewable energy supply, ranging from heat pumps and geothermal energy to seasonal heat storage systems. You will support the creation
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- from FEM simulation of the inductive transfer system and the analysis, simulation and design of the required power electronics to the mechanical integration, implementation and testing of fully
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, for us and for the markets of today and tomorrow. The ‘Mathematics for Vehicle Engineering’ division at Fraunhofer ITWM focuses on the development and validation of modelling and simulation
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Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Stuttgart, Stuttgart | Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg | Germany | 2 months ago
software project with long-term scientific impact Work on modern scientific software engineering and computational mechanics Close collaboration with researchers developing next-generation simulation
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-based machines, through a mixture of extreme parallelism (quantum superposition) and probabilistic computing. Less prominent examples include for instance neuromorphic compute approaches such as the
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, Thuringia, the institute is internationally recognized for its expertise in applied electroacoustics and audio engineering, AI-based signal analysis and machine learning, and data privacy and security
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and socially fair energy supply system based on renewable energies. We contribute to this with our research priorities of energy supply, energy distribution, energy storage and energy use. Through