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to develop complement/augment classical CFD methods with quantum algorithms/techniques. The work lies at the intersection of multiphase flow physics, numerical modeling, and quantum computing. Who we
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research at LiU focuses on securing the most critical functions of digital society. Through numerous national and European projects, methods are developed for areas such as verification, intrusion detection
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decision is made Strong background in computational modeling and numerical methods Experience with multiphase flow modeling (e.g., TFM, CFD-DEM, DNS, LBM) Solid programming skills Experience working in Linux
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includes, for example, the areas of labour markets, wellbeing and welfare, macro-financing, globalisation and econometrics. The position is specifically at the AI-Econ Lab at Örebro University (https
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, globalisation and econometrics. The position is specifically at the AI-Econ Lab at Örebro University (https://www.ai-econlab.com ) – an international and interdisciplinary research lab that focuses
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computing, applied mathematics, computational physics, or another relevant discipline is required, Other requirements Required qualifications include strong skills in numerical method development
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employment decision is made Strong background in computational modeling and numerical methods Experience with multiphase flow modeling (e.g., TFM, CFD-DEM, DNS, LBM) Solid programming skills Experience working
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, components, overall system performance) Numerical methods and simulation tools (e.g., Python/Matlab, CFD modelling, optimization) Beyond technical skills, we value people who contribute to a healthy and
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ranging from transport and production systems to communication solutions and biomedical engineering. The Biomedical Electromagnetic group focuses on developing new, more effective medical methods and
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invite applications for a postdoctoral position in the group of Axel Ringh at the Division of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Department of Mathematical Sciences, with focus on computational methods