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. Competence in the theory of the finite element method is an advantage. Competence in the theory of numerical optimization is an advantage. Experience from high-performance computing is an advantage. Applicants
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/work tasks The PhD project is part of WP4 – Topology, Algebra, and Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data
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Geometry for Complex Data Analysis at the Lie-Størmer Center. It will develop mathematical and computational methods in Topological Data Analysis, with particular emphasis on multiparameter persistence and
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description UiB - Knowledge that shapes society UiB shall be among Europe's leading
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-scale turbulence Develop a numerical solver which numerically implements the newly derived theoretical frameworks using fundamental computer programming languages. The numerical solver will leverage
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to the theoretical development, numerical simulation, and potential hardware-mapping of these oscillator-based systems, exploring concepts like quantum annealing, symmetry breaking, and reservoir computing
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7 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Bergen Department Department of Information Science and Media Studies Research Field Communication sciences » Media studies Researcher
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flumes to study entrainment is an advantage Experience with numerical methods in general, and particle tracking in particular, is an advantage Applicants must be able to work independently and in a
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, neuroscience, medicine, biology, computer science, physics, or related disciplines. For admission to the PhD program, a grade of B or higher is normally required on the master's thesis, or the average grade
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to the theoretical development, numerical simulation, and potential hardware-mapping of these oscillator-based systems, exploring concepts like quantum annealing, symmetry breaking, and reservoir computing