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Schemes of Service: Faculty Division: Business, Communication and Design Employment Type: Fixed Term At the heart of SIT’s mission is to nurture industry-ready graduates equipped with deep technical
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21 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (SIT) Research Field Computer science Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) First Stage Researcher (R1
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At the heart of SIT’s mission is to nurture industry-ready graduates equipped with deep technical expertise and transferable skills to tackle tomorrow’s challenges. SIT collaborates with industry in
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At the heart of SIT’s mission is to nurture industry-ready graduates equipped with deep technical expertise and transferable skills to tackle tomorrow’s challenges. SIT collaborates with industry in
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At the heart of SIT’s mission is to nurture industry-ready graduates equipped with deep technical expertise and transferable skills to tackle tomorrow’s challenges. SIT collaborates with industry in
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SIT's mission is centred on nurturing industry-ready graduates who possess deep technical expertise and transferable skills to address future challenges. We collaborate with industry in our
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power systems in the CoSES lab at the Technical University of Munich. Previous Work https://mediatum.ub.tum.de/doc/1731060/g5zgxaj96lcyhh8gh6le1xbuu.Wetzlinger-2023-TAC.pdf https://mediatum.ub.tum.de/doc
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, high-end laboratories, and powerful computing resources, the department provides an exceptionally stimulating environment for innovative and interdisciplinary research. Prof. Yafang Cheng is a globally
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coding and implementation skills, with the ability to run large-scale experiments. Prior research experience is advantageous for PhD applicants, while postdoctoral applicants are expected to have a strong
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of computational magnetism. The project aims at identifying and interpreting novel phenomena in nanoscale magnetic systems, particularly in non-collinear spin structures and magnet-superconductor hybrid systems