Exciting PhD Opportunities in Computational Science at IMCS!

12 November 2024

Join the University of the Bundeswehr Munich for an inspiring journey at the forefront of simulation and computational mechanics! We are offering four fully-funded PhD/research assistant positions within the Institute for Mathematics and Computer-Based Simulation (IMCS), each funded at TVöD E13 (100%).

 

Open Positions:

  1. InterPlaS — Modeling the Interaction of Elasto-Plasticity, Damage, and Delamination in Composite Laminate
  2. TwImplant — Digital Twin for Medical Implants for the Treatment of Cerebral Aneurysms
  3. AutoStent — An Autonomous Design Assistant for Aneurysm Repair
  4. PICO — Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Nonlinear Problems in Solid and Contact Mechanics

 

IMCS offers a unique chance to engage in high-impact research projects with renowned experts within an international and well-connected research environment. Our institute collaborates closely with leading FEM developers, medical centres, research institutes of the German Armed Forces, and universities worldwide. IMCS is also a co-host of the upcoming World Congress in Computational Mechanics in 2026.

 

  • Eligibility: We welcome applications from recent Master’s graduates in computational science, engineering, applied mathematics, or computer science, especially those interested in interdisciplinary research.
  • 📩 How to Apply: Please email Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Popp at imcs@unibw.de with your motivation letter, CV, and relevant certificates. Positions are open for immediate start.

 

Be a part of a dynamic community shaping the future of simulation and computational technologies.

We look forward to your application!

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