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, University of Skövde. One of VE's main visions is to contribute to a "viable society" by developing future production systems, optimizing manufacturing methods and prioritizing human-centered design in
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postdoctoral researcher with a solid background in one or more of the following areas: game theory, optimization algorithms, and numerical methods. The successful candidate will develop efficient algorithms and
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, modelling, fabrication, prototyping, measurements or experimental validation. Additional merits include machine learning, optimization, signal processing, numerical acoustic simulation (for example FEM/BEM
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of the system is still insufficiently understood. This project investigates the underlying fluid-structure interaction mechanisms and develops advanced numerical methods for high-fidelity simulation
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using, for example, Python, MATLAB, or LabVIEW. Experience with numerical modelling of nonlinear or integrated photonic systems. Experience supervising Bachelor’s or Master’s students. Experience in
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. Experience with scientific programming, experimental automation, and data analysis using, for example, Python, MATLAB, or LabVIEW. Experience with numerical modelling of nonlinear or integrated photonic
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innovative solutions for future communication networks and sensing-enabled services. Job description The successful candidate will contribute to research on energy-efficient network design, optimization, and
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on modelling, optimization, control, and AI applications for smart buildings. The work includes collaboration with international research and industrial partners, publication of scientific articles, and
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mass and extracted material and can thus provide engineers and decision makers with important information for safety and productivity optimization. Your mathematical, analytical and problem-solving
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numerical simulations to understand molecular mechanisms of epigenetic regulation by the Polycomb and Trithorax group proteins. Project description Chromosomal rearrangements of the human MLL1 gene