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7 jobopslag for mace i Danmark. Find dagligt opdaterede stillinger fra de førende jobportaler.
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Kongens Lyngby, Region Hovedstaden, Danmark Technical University of Denmark Fuldtid 380.000 kr. - 430.000 kr. KontraktExperience and QualificationsExperience with atomistic simulations & density functional theory (e.g. GPAW, VASP, ASE) Python programming skillsPreferably, experience with machine-learning interatomic potentials (e.g. MACE, NequIP, or similar)Preferably, knowledge of solid oxide cells, oxide materials, electrochemistry or catalysisPreferably, experience with...
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Kongens Lyngby, Region Hovedstaden, Danmark DTU — Technical University of Denmark Fuldtid 360.000 kr. - 480.000 kr. KontraktAre you passionate about using atomistic simulations and machine learning to accelerate the green transition? Do you want to understand, atom by atom, why electrolysers degrade, and design materials that make them last longer? Do you have a background in computational chemistry, physics, materials science or chemical engineering? Then this PhD opportunity at...
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Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune, Region Hovedstaden, Danmark DTU Fysik (Kgs. Lyngby) Fuldtid 320.000 kr. - 360.000 kr. KontraktAre you passionate about using atomistic simulations and machine learning to accelerate the green transition? Do you want to understand, atom by atom, why electrolysers degrade, and design materials that make them last longer? Do you have a background in computational chemistry, physics, materials science or chemical engineering? Then this PhD opportunity at...
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Kgs. Lyngby, Danmark DTU Wind FuldtidDescriptionAre you passionate about using atomistic simulations and machine learning to accelerate the green transition? Do you want to understand, atom by atom, why electrolysers degrade, and design materials that make them last longer? Do you have a background in computational chemistry, physics, materials science or chemical engineering? Then this PhD...
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Kongens Lyngby, Capital Region of Denmark Danmarks Tekniske Universitet FuldtidAre you passionate about using atomistic simulations and machine learning to accelerate the green transition? Do you want to understand, atom by atom, why electrolysers degrade, and design materials that make them last longer? Do you have a background in computational chemistry, physics, materials science or chemical engineering? Then this PhD opportunity...