Postdoctoral Researcher in GPU-Accelerated Mesh Generation for Patient-Specific Stent Simulation Mines Paris - PSL in France

Postdoctoral Researcher position in GPU-Accelerated Mesh Generation for Patient-Specific Stent Simulation at CEMEF, Mines Paris - PSL - CNRS UMR7635 in Sophia Antipolis, France.

This opportunity sits at the intersection of computer science, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, and medical science, with a strong emphasis on GPU computing, anisotropic mesh adaptation, high-performance computing, computational geometry, and AI-driven medical simulation. The project focuses on enabling near real-time digital twins for cerebral aneurysm treatment through next-generation meshing technologies for patient-specific cerebrovascular simulation.

The position is part of the European Research Council (ERC) CURE initiative and offers access to A100/H100 GPU clusters and a world-class HPC environment. The post is described as a 12–18 month research appointment.

Eligibility details are not fully specified, but the post clearly seeks a candidate with relevant research experience in GPU acceleration, meshing, CFD, computational geometry, or related areas. No formal deadline is listed in the post.

To apply, contact Elie Hachem or Thierry Coupez by email and indicate your interest in the postdoctoral role.