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to operate around the clock. By ensuring the performance, longevity, and circularity of industrial systems such as advanced manufacturing (e.g., automotive and battery) and renewable energy (e.g., energy
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these systems operate in, ACPS increasingly rely on data-driven learning-enabled components to perform a variety of challenging decision-making tasks. While indispensable for autonomy, learning-enabled components
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We invite applicants to join our team of researchers within the area of maritime environmental science. We are looking for a PhD student to work on cumulative risk assessment of shipping pressures
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This PhD position is part of the WASP-WISE NEST project RAM³ – a multidisciplinary research effort at the intersection of machine learning and materials science. The project brings together PhD
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Do you want to conduct research focused on occupational traffic safety? If you are curious how everyday driving at work can be made safer, this PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology
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environment. This is an opportunity to combine field work and desktop analyses to advance the understanding of how shipping impacts the marine environment. The research will inform competent authorities on how
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environment Geotechnics research at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering focuses on the characterisation and modelling of complex geomaterials, particularly natural clays. Our work bridges
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Project Scope: Development of 6G antenna technology in partnership with leading global wireless operators, play a pivotal role in shaping the future of 6G systems. About the research project Low
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This PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology offers an exciting opportunity to work in an interdisciplinary environment and receive training and support in materials design and synthesis
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the role of toe erosion in triggering landslides in sensitive clays. The focus will be on developing computational models that will quantify the erosion mechanisms, precursors and the time to failure