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varied responsibilities in a dynamic, nationally and internationally oriented research environment Access to state-of-the-art experimental and computational infrastructure Attractive employment conditions
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of Computational Fluid Dynamics CFD environment and simulations including: - Computation of the microwave field, Coupling of the microwave field with the plasma - Computation of elementary ionization, recombination
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plumes from point sources using the MicroHH atmospheric model. Analysis of plume dynamics and NOx chemistry in the high-resolution simulations. Develop and refine data-driven methods for emission
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the MicroHH atmospheric model. Analysis of plume dynamics and NOx chemistry in the high-resolution simulations. Develop and refine data-driven methods for emission quantification. Apply your methods to real
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Fluid Dynamics CFD environment and simulations including: - Computation of the microwave field, Coupling of the microwave field with the plasma - Computation of elementary ionization, recombination and
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fluency is not needed but considered a plus. You are a dynamic and curious person, highly motivated to work to face environmental challenges, in multidisciplinary and international collaborations. Our offer
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-world energy applications, the project aims to better capture the dynamics of urban infrastructures across different spatial and temporal scales, from building-level energy demand to district-scale
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-world energy applications, the project aims to better capture the dynamics of urban infrastructures across different spatial and temporal scales, from building-level energy demand to district-scale
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the following topics: plasma technology, surface science, water treatment, redox/radical chemistry. Proficient in spoken and writing English. German fluency is not needed but considered a plus. You are a dynamic
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continuum modeling (finite element modeling, computational fluid dynamics), and proven experience with COMSOL Multiphysics. Knowledge of heat and mass transport processes in heat-sensitive materials and