In this Master’s thesis, you will investigate the impact of different programming algorithms on the stability of resistance states using a sophisticated 3D Kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) model. The aim is to explain experimentally observed metastable behavior and to identify strategies to minimize or control such effects. The simulations are performed on the JURECA high-performance computing cluster, and the work will be carried out in close collaboration with experienced researchers at PGI-7.
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Benefits
- An interesting and socially relevant topic for your thesis with future-oriented themes
- Ideal conditions for gaining practical experience alongside your studies
- An interdisciplinary collaboration on projects in an international, committed and collegial team
- Opportunity to contribute to ongoing industry-related research
- Flexible working conditions (start date, working hours, home office options)
Requirements
- Enrolled in a Master’s program in physics, materials science, electrical engineering or a related discipline
- Solid background in solid-state physics and/or semiconductor devices is helpful
- Basic programming skills (e.g. Python or MATLAB); prior simulation experience is an advantage
Application Deadline
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