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heat-transfer and commercial codes (ANSYS) for simulating the complex heat-exchanger. The work will consist of setting up simulations, meshing complex geometries, using super-computers, data analysis and
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funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Project description Third-cycle subject: Computer Science The EU MSCA Doctoral Network
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. The physical layer of 5G and 6G networks revolves around the multi-antenna MIMO technology. 5G uses 64 antennas in each base station and 4 antennas in devices, which might grow by 5-10 times in 6G
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inherent complexities. Your role: The doctoral student will conduct research at the intersection of optimization, game theory, and automatic control for complex systems. Their work will encompass both
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studies within the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA ) funded network program for PhD students, IDEAL4GREEN , that addresses the urgent challenges of climate change and the global shift towards
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for large-scale simulations of cortical memory function. Special focus is on coupling multiple neural networks to study neural interactions between different cortical regions supporting cognitive function
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control strategies that strengthen their disturbance-handling capability. The work will be carried out with in a MSCA-DN doctoral training network with research stays at DNV in the Netherlands, Aalborg
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. The research team focuses on developing novel methods to extract knowledge from data, modeling large-scale complex systems, and exploring new application areas in data science. Areas of interest include but
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advanced methods in AI and machine learning, combined with atomistic spin dynamics and first-principles electronic structure calculations, to study complex nanomagnetism. A specific goal of the project is to
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(CFD) of new solutions for capturing biogenic CO2 from point sources. The work will consist in creating simulations tools based on CFD to simulate details on CO2 capture by solvents in complex geometries