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Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam-Golm | Potsdam, Brandenburg | Germany | 2 months ago
theory, post-Newtonian and post-Minkowskian expansions, gravitational self-force approach, perturbation theory and effective-one-body formalism), numerical relativity, most notably simulations in vacuum
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interdisciplinary team. Applicants with strong background in the following fields are preferred: Dynamical Systems Control Theory Formal Methods Machine Learning Context The applicant will be directly advised by Prof
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derivation, analysis, and comparison of numerical methods and simulation approaches for the solution of PDEs Formal proofs, e.g., for convergence, existence, and uniqueness of solutions Fast prototyping of new
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Euro / year + benefits). 3D Semantic Scene Understanding: The world around us exists spatially in 3D, and it is crucial to understand real-world scenes in 3D to enable virtual or robotic interactions
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Euro / year + benefits). 3D Semantic Scene Understanding: The world around us exists spatially in 3D, and it is crucial to understand real-world scenes in 3D to enable virtual or robotic interactions
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% for PostDocs; 45k – 57k Euro / year + benefits). 3D Semantic Scene Understanding: The world around us exists spatially in 3D, and it is crucial to understand real-world scenes in 3D to enable virtual or robotic
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– 57k Euro / year + benefits). Topics include: Neural Rendering, 3D Reconstruction, SLAM / Pose Tracking, Semantic Scene Understanding, Face/Body Tracking, Non-Linear Optimization, Media Forensics / Fake
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10.08.2021, Wissenschaftliches Personal Positions in the Formal Methods for Software Reliability group of TU Munich led by Prof. Jan Kretinsky: - postdoc in the area of quantitative verification