PhD in Computational Physics of Many-Particle Quantum Systems at Lund University Lund University in Sweden

Lund University is advertising a fully funded 4-year PhD position in Computational Physics at the Division of Mathematical Physics , Department of Physics. The opportunity is aimed at a doctoral researcher interested in physics research with a strong computational and mathematical component. This post is relevant for applicants with interests in physics , mathematical physics , computational science , and related simulation/modeling work. The announcement excerpt does not provide detailed eligib...

Tampere University is advertising a fully funded doctoral researcher position in Computational Physics within the Many-Body Theory group . The project focuses on the computational study of quantum nuclear effects in solids , with particular emphasis on how these effects influence the electronic structure and other properties of realistic solid-state systems. The research environment combines strong theoretical expertise with access to high-quality infrastructure, including supercomputer resource...

Linköping University is recruiting a PhD student in Artificial Intelligence-Based Flow Control for Hydropower . The project sits at the intersection of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) , fluid mechanics , artificial intelligence , and deep reinforcement learning , with a focus on developing active flow control strategies for hydraulic turbine instabilities and improving the reliability, efficiency, and operational flexibility of future hydropower systems. The research will be carried out at th...

Linköping University is advertising a PhD Student in AI-Based Flow Control for Hydropower in Sweden . This interdisciplinary doctoral project sits at the intersection of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Artificial Intelligence , with a focus on future flexible hydropower operation. The research aims to develop deep reinforcement learning methods for active flow control of hydraulic turbine instabilities. The goal is to create novel AI-based control strategies that improve the safety and fl...

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is seeking up to three postdoctoral researchers in High-Performance Computing (HPC) at the KTH Center for Scientific Computing (KCSC) in Stockholm, Sweden. The project is part of the SSF-funded SEESSI initiative, which aims to prepare Sweden’s flagship scientific codes for next-generation hardware. The researchers will work closely with three major open-source and scientific software ecosystems: GROMACS for molecular dynamics, Neko for computational fluid dynami...