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with Simulation-based Inference ), funded by the Multidisciplinary Institute for Artificial Intelligence (MIAI) through an AIforScience Research Chair. ADACSI will develop a multi-probe simulation-based
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a leading research center in multiscale models for cardiac electrophysiology, with focus on simulating intracardiac electrograms as an enabling technology for arrhythmia characterization. CaMo@KIT
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the simulation of turbulent flows using a tensor network representation of the Navier–Stokes equations. Unlike recent approaches based on tensor networks, which simulate fluid flows in physical space using finite
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, crystallography) and molecular simulations. The PhD student is recruited within the ANR-funded project MyoAssemble. Myosins are molecular motors involved in several critical cellular processes. They convert
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Théorique (LAPTh, CNRS/Univ. Savoie Mont Blanc) invites expressions of interest for one or more postdoctoral researcher positions focused on advancing simulation-based Inference (SBI) frameworks for modern
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-Chem simulations for modeling aerosols and clouds in the Arctic region. - Analysis of the interactions between aerosols, clouds, and climate using data from the simulations. - Validation of the models
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generation, targeted atomistic simulations, structural descriptor extraction, and predictive models. The work will aim to establish links between local pore geometry, structural disorder, sodium adsorption
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capable of automatically selecting the simulation strategy best suited to a given prediction objective, while optimizing the trade-off between accuracy and computational cost. The work will build on multi
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solid-state physics, optics, and quantum mechanics; - skills in developing numerical simulation codes and programming experimental; instrument controls; - ability to work as part of a team. Additional
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involve selecting various event topologies to constrain background and perform detailed study of double-beta decays. GEANT4-based simulations will be used with the software FALAISE developed by SuperNEMO