199 phd-in-computational-mechanics-"St"-"FEMTO-ST" positions at Technical University of Munich in Germany
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/d) in Energy Informatics. You are passionate about applying cutting-edge information technology to solve the energy and climate crisis and would like to work in a vibrant and international research
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PhD position | Sustainable Energy Materials | Electrochemistry 30.06.2023, Wissenschaftliches Personal We test novel catalysts for sustainable energy conversion processes such as polymer electrolyte
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academic supervision from Prof. Henkel. You will participate in the doctoral program of the TUM School of Management; after about a year, there is the possibility to apply for the School’s Academic Train-ing
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06.02.2024, Wissenschaftliches Personal The Livestock Systems research group at the TUM School of Science in Freising is recruiting a PhD student (m/f/d) to work on evaluating smart technologies
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representations. • Computational efficiency: Designing adaptive and physics-aware strategies (e.g., optimized residual selection, physics-based zooming) for real-time inference. • Practical usability: Developing
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Chair of Biological Imaging 11.07.2023, Wissenschaftliches Personal We now seek a highly qualified and motivated PhD student (f/m/d) to design, develop, and test novel optoacoustic sensing platforms
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Master's degree with outstanding grades in mechanical engineering, physics, information technology, chemical engineering, chemistry or production engineering, as well as comparable subjects General interest
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ocean. We are looking for a PhD student (m/f/d) to start at the TUM this July or later. Join the team of Prof. Karen Alim at the TUM Campus Garching to investigate how life emerged due to flows
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of AI. The ideal candidates will have a background in computer science, statistics, mathematics, or related fields, as well as an interest in social science research methods and theories. The PhD
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representations. • Computational efficiency: Designing adaptive and physics-aware strategies (e.g., optimized residual selection, physics-based zooming) for real-time inference. • Practical usability: Developing