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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Are you passionate about quantum computing, numerical simulations, and
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non-reacting-flow simulations using lower-fidelity numerical models for compressible flows (Euler and URANS) will be compared to high-fidelity non-reacting-flow LES results to evaluate the predictive
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novel turbulence closures that explicitly account for the mutual interactions between turbulence and sediment dynamics. Using a combination of analytical techniques, asymptotic methods, and numerical
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well as the development of numerical methods that can eventually be applied to large-scale wave-imaging problems. The PhD project will have a strong mathematical component. You will investigate questions concerning
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problems in bioinformatics. This project is part of the Faculty of Science's new Quantum Simulation for Molecular and Material Design (Q-MMD) programme. You will join a growing interdisciplinary team at
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challenging, especially in dunes with complex topography. Your job In this 2-year postdoc position, you will use numerical modelling and machine learning techniques to increase the accuracy of coastal dune
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fluxes and acidification in global marine P cycling through a combination of field work in the North Atlantic Ocean, laboratory experiments and numerical modelling. A scientific cruise with our research
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28 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Centrum Wiskunde en Informatica (CWI) Research Field Engineering » Biomedical engineering Engineering » Simulation engineering Mathematics » Applied
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themselves. In this project, you will investigate whether and how large offshore wind farms influence precipitation. Using high-resolution numerical modeling, you will examine the physical mechanisms through
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represent dynamical systems, how their stability and robustness can be characterized, and how controllers can be designed for them. Your work will combine rigorous theory, numerical methods, and applications