54 molecular-modeling-or-molecular-dynamic-simulation PhD positions at Technical University of Munich
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. Your qualifications and skills Above average Master’s degree in plant biology, agriculture, or related field (or close to completion). Experience in plant phenotyping and molecular plant physiology. You
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processes regulated by AGC1 kinases. The Chair of Plant Systems Biology has strong expertise in all relevant molecular, cell biological, biochemical, physiological and genetic techniques. The group also has
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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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these materials into high-performance fibers and functional materials. By manipulating molecular interactions through chemical and physical methods, we tailor the structural and mechanical properties of bio-based
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the gastrointestinal system. This large-scale project, with partners at the LSB and the IUF in Düsseldorf (Leibniz Research Institute for Environmental Medicine), combines cellular and molecular biology, sensory science
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expertise in employing synthetic microbial communities, gnotobiotic mouse infection models as well as in molecular microbiology of gut microbiota and enteric pathogens. The TUM School of Life Sciences
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to remote sensing and simu-lation modeling. A particular focus of our work is on mountain forest ecosystems. A quantitative understanding of ecosystem dynamics provides the foundation for the development
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to challenging questions in the field of computational material design, especially with the help of CALPHAD-based methods. For further development of our simulation environment (https://github.com/cmatdesign
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: Building interpretable causal models to explain patterns (e.g., congestion dynamics), enabling transparency in high-stakes decision-making. We combine statistical data mining, deep learning, and domain
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proteins from renewable feedstocks and waste streams. We aim to develop sustainable processes to convert these materials into high-performance fibers and functional materials. By manipulating molecular