Research Assistant (AI agents in electromagnetics research) / Tutkimusapulainen (tekoälyagentit säh

Research Assistant (AI agents in electromagnetics research) / Tutkimusapulainen (tekoälyagentit sähkömagnetiikan tutkimuksessa)

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The research group of Electromechanics at the Electrical Engineering Unit at the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences at Tampere University focuses on numerical electromagnetics and magnetic materials. We work at the interface of electromagnetic theory, computational science, physics of magnetic materials and electrical engineering applications of practical importance. Our vision is to integrate advanced electromagnetic modeling tools together with practical design of electromagnetic energy conversion devices, such as electrical machines, transformers, inductors and energy harvesters.

We are part of a Research Council of Finland Centre of Excellence on "High-Speed Electromechanical Energy Conversion Systems" which aims at the development of next generation high-speed electrical machines for energy conversion and transport applications. Our part is related to the development of numerical modeling techniques for the high-frequency behavior of electrical machine windings. We are also running a 5-year European Research Council funded project "Controllable Magnetic Cores for Transformers and Electrical Machines" related to real-time control of magnetic flux paths in electromagnetic devices. Both projects rely heavily on numerical modeling of magnetic fields in different applications using in-house computational codes.

JOB DESCRIPTION

We are now looking for a Research Assistant to explore means of applying AI agents in our ongoing research. The objective is to identify and evaluate promising applications of AI agents in computational electromagnetics