53 parallel-computing-numerical-methods "Simons Foundation" Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark
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) and geochemical speciation calculations (such as with PHREEQC or a similar code). We are running several projects in parallel, ranging from fundamental investigations of mineral-water-gas properties
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will develop algorithms and methods aimed at better detection and mitigation of GNSS interference events from either jamming or spoofing attempts. In addition to research within GNSS integrity
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Energy our research is targeting exactly this, and we are looking for a postdoc to numerically aid our team in the design of biomagnetometers. It is possible to get a deeper understanding of how the brain
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ultrasound scanner capable of performing real-time 3-D super-resolution imaging of the microcirculation in humans. The scanner is based on the methods developed in the SURE ERC synergy grant project for Super
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Nordisk Foundation and led by Associate Professor Mikkel Schmidt (DTU Compute). In LightTrap , we will use AI to accelerate the discovery of new optical materials and that enhance the performance of thin
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to the development of the project, there may be the chance to learn other methods of interest including cell biology and structure determination. We will provide all relevant training in unfamiliar methods
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engineering. We aim to unravel the logic of genome organisation and metabolic control—with the bold vision of building synthetic life. In this role, you will develop and apply computational methods to analyse
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commercial activities. The PhD position is based in the Section for Bioinformatics, which focuses on developing and applying computational methods to solve complex problems in genomics, systems biology, and
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will develop imaging-driven quantitative Mass Spectrometry-based omics methods, both at bulk population and single-cell levels, for this project. You will work closely with experts in cellular signalling
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implementation of these within optimized computer code, but also large-scale applications of the resulting methods to various chemical problems of interest. Candidates with a strong background in theoretical and