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Approach ( https://vhrz669.hrz.uni-marburg.de/ssf/ ). Understanding the mechanisms controlling subsurface flow (SSF) and the conditions under which it occurs remains a major challenge in hydrology and
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large-scale spiking neural networks. In close collaboration with our Mod4Comp partners (DFG Forschergruppe FOR 5880), you will develop models of performance and energy to guide the co-design of software
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Your Job: Possible doctoral research topics: Designing processes and plants for the synthesis and use of chemical hydrogen storage Integration of chemical hydrogen storage systems into industrial
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Your Job: Design and development of an in-house X-ray beamline for long term operando investigation of chemical hydrogen storage reactors Unravelling of relationships between catalyst structure and
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Your Job: This position focuses on building, operating, and testing superconducting quantum devices. Your tasks in detail are: Design and fabrication of superconducting quantum circuits Setting up
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covering the full spectrum of satellite instrument development: design, manufacturing, characterization, data processing, and scientific analysis Opportunities to present your work at national and
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Your Job: Digital methods for inverse materials design are essential to efficiently create new, sustainable and recycling-adapted structural metals. Alloys with a reduced number of elements, so
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design recovery and stability strategies using large-scale simulation workflows. Build and expand realistic, continent-scale power system models (e.g., the European transmission grid). Implement and test
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project, you will help design, simulate, and optimize these next-generation communities — making clean, local, and intelligent energy systems a practical reality. Your key responsibilities include
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multiple technological platforms - photonics, electronics, biological neurons. Responsibilities and tasks This PhD project aims to optimize the design of hybrid electrical–optical computing architectures