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Computing (HPC). Proficiency in programming; experience with GPU architectures, C++, and Python is highly valued. Excellent communication and collaboration skills in English. Soft skills: analytical
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pipelines for reproducible, efficient and scalable training and inference on parallel, distributed and GPU-accelerated computing systems Benchmark the developed approaches against established methods
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und Stellenangebote > Academic staff > Wissenschaftliches Personal High Performance Computing Back to News Board Browse in News PhD Position in High Performance Computing
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management, analysis and modelling of large-scale data, and for the integration of data and computing resources into federated HPC infrastructures. The models, tools and methods are developed in
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CNS tumour cohorts and continuously growing multimodal datasets with linked molecular and outcome data State-of-the-art research infrastructure including digital pathology, dedicated GPU computing
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our GPU-based High-Performance computing cluster and its file server, including the SLURM workload manager and the Open OnDemand web portal with Fraunhofer single sign-on You manage user accounts and
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Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences, Göttingen | Göttingen, Niedersachsen | Germany | 14 days ago
interested in. Your profile Eligible candidates have strong skills in computational molecular (bio)physics, statistical mechanics, scientific computing and also a keen interest in interdisciplinary research
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position is part of the CoMPS project, which is a multidisciplinary project combining the fields of mathematics, computer science, geophysics, and high-performance computing. It aims to improve the
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Grünberg Institute - Neuromorphic Software Ecosystems (PGI-15) led by Prof. Dr. Emre Neftci explores neuromorphic computing technologies that learn and work like the brain. Our research team designs
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will be underpinned by EMBL's strong computing environment, including on-site GPU infrastructure, modern research IT platforms, and access to European AI compute ecosystems, and a key part of your