24 computational-physics-simulation "UCL" Postdoctoral positions at Aalborg University
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computationally efficient approaches to progressive damage modelling. It is natural for you to think in terms of hybrid modelling strategies that combine physics-based simulations with machine learning when
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benchmark the developed framework using project data, high-fidelity simulations including hardware in the loop, and relevant industrial case studies, assessing its robustness and computational performance
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In this position, you will be part of the research environment within the Solid and Computational Mechanics research group at the Department of Materials and Production in Aalborg. The group works with
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Postdoc position in Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence The Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University invites applications for a postdoc position working with Professor Niels van Berkel
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be to develop and implement optimal control solutions for this process. You will contribute to the development of a mock-up dynamic model of the complete system, building on models developed by project
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solid understanding of electromagnetic theory, microwave principles, and computational electromagnetics. You are comfortable working with full-wave simulation techniques such as finite-difference time
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learning or neural networks), etc. The experience could come from lithium-ion, lithium-ion capacitor, sodium-ion, or other battery technologies. You have solid skills in Matlab/Simulink simulation tool
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research profile is clearly connected to thermal Modelling, and you can demonstrate experience with CFD modelling. You have solid skills in modelling and simulation using Tools and data processing and
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in general. You are very well-versed working with data, models, statistics, simulations, and in general quantitative methods. Basic experience with programming (e.g. python) is a requirement, while
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, Computational Physics, or similar. Who we are We are an interdisciplinary team working primarily with the development of numerical models for hydrodynamics. Current projects involve the model development