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; listening tests; VR-based or other human-subject experiments; or analysis of urban, indoor or vehicle sound environments. Very good ability to write scientific publications and communicate in English. English
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Engineering » Systems engineering Engineering » Other Mathematics » Mathematical analysis Technology » Energy technology Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 11 Aug 2026 - 21:59
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role in enabling this transition, while also introducing new challenges related to system dynamics, stability, and control. This project focuses on the development of modeling, stability analysis
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boundaries. You will benefit from being part of the Helmholtz Association – Europe’s largest Research Your role Possible research directions include (but are not limited to) For AI in Biomedicine
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the epithelial tissues in both a membrane bound and secreted form. In case of cancer the membrane-bound mucin glycoproteins and a few other mucin-like proteins are highly overexpressed. The glycosylation status is
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-performance antenna systems. The project includes analysis, design, and experimental validation of lens antennas based on physical optics, transformation optics, metasurfaces, and glide-symmetric structures
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HIBEAM/NNBAR at ESS and – most relevant for this project – LDMX at SLAC (https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/display/MME/Light+Dark+Matter+Experiment ). We exploit synergies across these projects, and our
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following methods: microscopy, epigenome analysis, molecular biology techniques or working with Arabidopsis. documented knowledge in a relevant field of research capacity for analytical and creative thinking
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experience of building energy simulation and/or urban building energy modelling (UBEM). Strong programming and data-analysis skills (e.g. MATLAB, Python or equivalent). Very good command of spoken and written
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Familiarity with performance modeling, analysis and optimization for heterogeneous architectures. Experience with developing code for: molecular dynamics, computational fluid dynamics, or quantum chemistry