28 finite-element-method PhD scholarships at Technical University of Munich in Germany
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interactions through chemical and physical methods, we tailor the structural and mechanical properties of bio-based materials to advance the potential of biopolymers in various applications. Project description
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the future of healthcare, science, technology, society, and the environment. Our mission encompasses both theoretical and empirical methods to foster ethical, transparent, and interdisciplinary research
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its rich information content, conventional analysis methods have not yet fully realized its potential. This research project aims to develop a robust AI foundation model based on modern Transformer
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Design”, led by Prof. Ledendecker at the HI-ERN in Erlangen. The department specializes in the development of metal-based inorganic catalysts aimed at advancing the global energy transition. Our research
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heat measurements and imaging mass spectrometric methods. The labeling of the organic compounds with the stable isotope 13 C will allow tracing its impact on organo-mineral interactions and microbial
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and industry insights. The candidate will be expected to: Apply advanced analytical and AI methods to solve real-world operational challenges. Publish in leading journals and present research
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of AI. The ideal candidates will have a background in computer science, statistics, mathematics, or related fields, as well as an interest in social science research methods and theories. The PhD
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28.07.2023, Wissenschaftliches Personal Prof. Karen Alim’s group on Biological Physics and Morphogenesis at the TUM Campus Garching uses theoretical and experimental methods to investigate how flow
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to familiarize yourself with methods of empirical or model-theoretical research, as well as motivation, commitment, and fun in re-search. Ambitions to pursue an academic career are welcome and will be supported
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-disciplinary research unit, which provide bioengineering solutions to urgent societal needs. CBI scientists develop next-generation imaging and sensing methods to measure previously inaccessible properties