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[map ] Subject Area: Applied and Numerical Analysis Appl Deadline: 2025/09/15 11:59PM (posted 2025/08/05, listed until 2025/12/31) Position Description: Apply Position Description Doctoral and
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Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam-Golm | Potsdam, Brandenburg | Germany | 5 days ago
, and two servers, Saraswati and Lakshmi, each with 8 A100 GPUs. Those clusters are in the process of being extended. They are used to run numerical-relativity simulations of gravitational-wave sources
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until 31.12.2028 Remuneration according to TV-L The Göttingen Campus is hosting numerous prestigious and internationally renowned research institutions. This includes the University and its Medical Center
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quite heavily. We establish new results concerning the analysis of stochastically driven anisotropic fluids, design novel numerical simulation and optimal control schemes, and provide new means for risk
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areas is expected: numerical analysis, scientific computing, model reduction, uncertainty quantification, machine learning, fluid mechanics. Experience with scientific object-oriented programming
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opportunity to collaborate with application partners in clinical and preclinical research. Strong expertise in at least one of the following areas is expected: numerical analysis, scientific computing, model
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. The work involves analysis of numerical dynamo simulations using quantitative metrics derived from the most recent global paleomagnetic reconstructions, and applying data assimilation to recover extreme core
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a unique range. Institute of Coastal Systems Analysis and Modeling The Institute for Coastal Systems Analysis and Modeling studies the dynamics of coastal systems as part of the Earth system and
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Start of announcement 01.09.2025 End of announcement 12.10.2025 Institute or department Institute of Coastal System Analysis and Modeling Location Geesthacht Apply now Go to applicant portal
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developing and exploiting expertise in atmospheric physics, instrumentation, analysis and modelling to serve emerging societal needs. The department Modelling of Atmospheric Processes develops the upper