30 parallel-programming "Intelligent Systems Group" Postdoctoral research jobs in Portugal
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Übersicht Postdoctoral Position in Process & Energy Systems Modeling 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The Geothermal Energy & Geofluids (GEG) Group is a renowned research unit in the Department of
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Technology (D-HEST) and the Institute for Biomechanics, our group bridges biomedical engineering, materials science and biology. We are seeking an Optical Systems/Photonics Engineer to design and build light
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Drucken The Neurotechnology Group of Prof. Mehmet Fatih Yanik at ETH Zurich is recruiting outstanding postdoctoral researchers and PhD students to join a newly funded LOOP Zurich Flagship Project
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help us simulate turbulent flows that are beyond the reach of today’s classical computers? We are looking for a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join our group at ETH Zurich and investigate
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Übersicht Postdoctoral Researcher – Tactile Sensing for Dexterous Manipulation 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The Soft Robotics Lab within the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems at ETH
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Übersicht Postdoctoral Researcher in Light-Driven CO2 Capture 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The Electrochemical Energy Systems Laboratory in the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering
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candidates should have a strong background in computer science, parallel computing, compilers, performance optimisation, and high-performance computer systems. Excellent knowledge of C and C++ is
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evolution of sub-Neptunes, within the Exoplanet Interiors and Atmospheres group lead by Prof. Caroline Dorn. The position is embedded in the NCCR Genesis, the National Centre of Competence in Research on
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evolutionary transitions in early metabolisms. Using these models to explore how biological evolution can alter planetary conditions and potentially drive systems toward alternative stable states
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examine the competitive growth of nanoplatelets and magic-sized nanocrystals by solving systems of coupled rate equations. The results will be compared directly with experimental stability