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are offering four PhD positions in the Simulation and Data Lab Digital Bioeconomy (SDL-DBE). The SDL-DBE develops and applies multiscale models, AI-enhanced simulations, and computational workflows across IBG
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demands. To break this bottleneck and cut simulation time by orders of magnitude, you will design and implement surrogate models that learn the behavior of full‑physics codes using modern machine‑learning
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. Correlating experimental, ab initio and multi-scale simulation as well as machine learning techniques is central to our mission: Development and application of advanced simulation techniques to explore and
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Project (PhD Position) – Quantum-Classical Co-Simulation Framework Development for Neurobiological Systems Your Job: The overarching goal is to implement a code for multiscale quantum mechanics / molecular
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Description The majority of hydrological models rely heavily on the principle of mass balance, often represented through Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs). These models encapsulate
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for the simulation of non-adiabatic exciton transfer dynamics in light-harvesting complexes. The research will use a combination of quantum and molecular dynamics simulations, electronic structure calculations, and
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applications for a PhD Student or Postdoc Position (f/m/d) for any of the following topics: Combining non-equilibrium alchemistry with machine learning Free energy calculations for enzyme design Permeation and
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research and scientific exchange. To that end, we closely interact with experimental laboratories. You will: Develop, simulate, and analyze biophysical models of infection spreading and the inflammatory
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and Data Science (MIDS) at the KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt. The research group works at the intersection of analysis, modeling and simulation. The advertised position is partly funded by the German Research
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complexes” During my postdoc I discovered that the TREX-complex member and RNA clampase UAP56 functions at the heart of nuclear mRNA export and orchestrates nuclear remodeling steps through its ATP-dependent