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to challenging questions in the field of computational material design, especially with the help of CALPHAD-based methods. For further development of our simulation environment (https://github.com/cmatdesign
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of artificial intelligence, materials science, and sustainable chemistry to develop new approaches for the recovery of rare earth elements. Rare earth elements are essential for modern technologies, including
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reinforcement learning methods can be used to solve multiobjective discrete and combinatorial optimization problems. The goal is to develop new algorithmic approaches that combine ideas from machine learning
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of autonomous vehicle systems. The AVS Lab's research is motivated by the goal of developing the next generation of intelligent autonomous vehicle systems. We are seeking for highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD
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of autonomous vehicle systems. The AVS Lab's research is motivated by the goal of developing the next generation of intelligent autonomous vehicle systems. We are seeking highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD
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stimulating work environment that promotes individual creativity and effective teamwork with a clear focus on quality output. More in-formation about the group is available at http://pur.wzw.tum.de
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13.11.2025, Academic staff Join the team of Prof. Stephen Schrettl at the TUM Campus Weihenstephan to develop stimuli-responsive thermoplastic elastomers using supramolecular interactions. We
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for probing chemistry at surfaces and interfaces [1]. We want to strengthen this research direction by i) developing a second generation of NV-based NMR spectrometer and ii) applying it to material/energy
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) to work on the development of an Amazonian Early Warning System (AmEWS) integrating Earth Observation data, process-based ecosystem models, and advanced machine learning approaches. The position is embedded
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funded by the university with excellent opportunities for both research and career development. The newly established research group in Particle and Fiber Technology for bio-based Materials, led by Prof