79 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"https:" Postdoctoral positions at Aarhus University
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about the project here https://www.planttip.dk/ In this already ongoing project, we are now moving into the phase of building the model, using available knowledge, data, and theories on consumer
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numerical performance and interoperability. Extend the framework to include CCUS and PtX components (compressors, coolers, JT flash for CO₂ conditioning, storage tanks, pipeline transport
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statistical methods for approaches such as model-data fusion techniques. The main focus of your position will be to develop and apply a scalable process-based modeling framework to evaluate climate-smart
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economy contexts. Experience with citizen science, co-creation, or other participatory research methods is welcome but not required. Experience with food consumption, sustainability, or circular economy
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binned spectra, such as audio spectrogram encodings or learned embeddings, and developing explainable AI methods that translate model outputs into interpretable visualisations for clinicians and chemists
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, including SSP/RCP-based projections, and methods for propagating or quantifying model uncertainty; experience analysing plant community composition, functional traits, functional diversity, ecosystem
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. Strong theoretical and practical background in evolutionary genomics and population genetics, with demonstrated experience applying evolutionary-genomic methods to whole-genome data. Extensive hands
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activities: You will develop computational methods for multibody dynamics. You will perform hybrid testing experiments related to floating wind turbines. You will support teaching activities in
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data visualization, with a track record of designing and building visualization dashboards. Research experience in human-centered AI, or in the integration of AI and machine learning methods into
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parallel project carried by another postdoc, which is focused on similar investigation on brain cells in donated postmortem brain tissue. You will be employed in the project Evaluating STING