Position-ID : 1799
Faculty / Facility :
Mathematics and Physics
Institute / Facility :
Mathematics and Physics : IMNG - Institute of Mathematical Methods in Engineering Numerical Analysis and Geometric Modeling
Research Association :
Data-Integrated Simulation Science (SimTech)
Teaching Obligation :
No
Application deadline :
12 / 13 / 2025
Anticipated Start Date :
01 / 01 / 2026
About Us
The Stuttgart Center for Simulation Science (SC SimTech) constitute a long-standing prime example of establishing and structurally supporting interdisciplinary research. SC SimTech serves as the institutional backbone of the EXC 2075. The SC SimTech including the EXC 2075 is an interdisciplinary research center with more than 200 scientists of different ages gender identities nationalities and different subject areas jointly performing research towards a common goal : We target a new class of modeling and computational methods based on available data from various sources in order to take the usability precision and reliability of simulations to a new level.
The project & your career perspective :
This position is funded by the Cluster of Excellence EXC 2075 and is part of the Project Network Bayesian Inference for Stochastic Models : Generalized Methods for Forward and Backward Uncertainty Quantification (Bayes 2.0).
Imaging modalities such as computerized tomography (CT) are concerned with recovering information about the interior structure of a studied object in a non-invasive many medical or industrial applications the quantity of interest changes during the data acquisition. Thus the actual image reconstruction step requires suitable a priori information on the dynamics. This can be incorporated explicitly e.g. via diffeomorphic motion models or implicitly by interpreting motion as an inexactness in the forward model. Conventional approaches treat such model deviations deterministically ignoring their stochastic nature and hindering uncertainty quantification.
This project develops a Bayesian framework for inverse problems with inexact forward operators. Model inexactness will be interpreted first as a random variable and then as a stochastic process to capture time-dependent deviations. The main goal of the project is to explore suitable priors for both the unknown and the model error and to develop computationally feasible approaches for posterior exploration.
You will be a member of Prof. Bernadette Hahn-Rigauds working group Optimization and inverse Problems at the Institute of Mathematical Methods in Engineering Numerical Analysis and Geometric Modeling (IMNG).
Your Tasks
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Your Profile
Inverse problems
We search for an open-minded person with good communication skills
Your Benefits
Application procedure :
Please apply via the career portal of the University of Stuttgart and submit your complete application including one-page motivation letter academic CV one letter of reference as well as academic certificates until December 8th 2025 . The starting date is negotiable. If you have any questions regarding this application please contact us via .
Employment and compensation information
Maximal Funding Period or Duration of Employment : temporary until 31 / 12 / 2027
Type of Funding : Position as Employee at the University of Stuttgart
Compensation : EG TV-L 13
Percentage of weekly working hours (usually 39.5h 100%) : 100%
Employment at the cooperation partner : No
Location : Stuttgart Campus Vaihingen
If Location other than Stuttgart or additional location(s) : N / A
Contact Details
Contact person : Prof. Bernadette Hahn-Rigaud
Mail : Phone : 49 5
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Employment Type : Full Time
Experience : years
Vacancy : 1
Researcher • Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany