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The chair of Numerical Mathematics for High-Performance Computing, in association with Professor B. Stamm at the Institute for Applied Mathematics and Numerical Simulation at the University of Stuttgart is looking for Ph.D. candidates to run projects on cutting-edge interdisciplinary topics on the interface between electronic structure theory and applied Mathematics.
The chair of Numerical Mathematics for High-Performance Computing [1] at the University of Stuttgart invites applicants for several PhD positions (75% TVL-E13 at the German salary scale) to run projects on cutting-edge interdisciplinary topics on the interface between electronic structure theory and applied Mathematics [2].
The chair develops new methods for problems arising in theoretical chemistry, physics, and material science with a focus on a solid mathematical framework, but many projects of the group are interdisciplinary such as the projects associated with the current openings.
For these openings, an MSc in Applied Mathematics, Computational Engineering Science, or Simulation Science is expected. Applicants from Physics/Chemistry with strong grades in Mathematics/programming will also be considered. Excellent knowledge in computational mathematics and scientific computing as well as advanced programming skills are expected.
How to apply
Please send the application including the CV, a motivation letter, transcript, and two contacts that could provide a recommendation to [email protected]. If you have further questions, please contact Prof. Dr. B. Stamm ([email protected]).
Links
[1]: https://www.ians.uni-stuttgart.de/nmh/
[2]: https://www.ians.uni-stuttgart.de/institute/news/Open-PhD-Positions-00006/