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deploy integrated methodologies at the cross-section of battery and quantum technologies. Quantum computing bears tremendous potential in the simulation of interactions and reactive processes in materials
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process, the role of ISOs passing through molecular clouds, taking part in molecular cloud collapse and disc formation. Your tasks in detail: Perform scientific work on the research topic, in collaboration
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genomic approaches Application of the modeling approaches in relevant downstream tasks Co-development of high-performance computing AI training codes for the first European Exascale Supercomputer JUPITER
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integration into a science-industry collaboration with practical relevance HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING: Leverage cutting-edge computational resources, including access to top European supercomputers on site
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, cutting edge research towards scalable quantum computing A research track record commensurate with our ambition Our Offer: We work on the very latest issues that impact our society and are offering you the
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candidates which are explored in more depth. In particular you will work on the extension, development and analysis of new quantum algorithms for near-term and fault tolerant quantum computers for drug
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twin of sperm motility, and utilize it to develop a separation method. Your tasks will include: Performing computer simulations and matching them to experimental data Very close collaboration with
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) Exchange and close collaboration with partners from physics, computer science, and social psychology Your Profile: Completed master`s degree followed by a doctorate in physics, computer science, mathematics
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, computer science, and social psychology Your Profile: Completed master`s degree followed by a doctorate in psychology, cognitive science or in a similar field of study Research experience in the areas of crowds
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activities. Your Profile: Master and PhD degree in astronomy, physics, computer science or equivalent fields of study. Proven experience in N-body simulations and the comparison of simulation and observation