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this section is multidisciplinary, and the team is formed by an international team of researchers. Responsibilities and qualifications The PhD project is part of the European research initiative SOLAR-MOVE
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the public sector. The scholarship is part of the collaborative research project “Valuing invisible work: Efficiency and digitalization projects in practice” funded by DFF. The project has a special focus on
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for use in health science. The goal of this PhD project is to expand on these computational methods and their formal foundations and to create efficient algorithms and implementations of them. We
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flexibility. The research in this section is multidisciplinary, and the team is formed by an international team of researchers. Responsibilities and qualifications The PhD project is part of the European
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Denmark in Esbjerg invites applications for a 3-year PhD scholarship as of April 1, 2026, or as agreed. Be part of a large-scale international project We are looking for a talented and motivated PhD student
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autonomous, energy-efficient, high-density BCIs. The PhD student will work on designing and testing all parts of this system, focusing on making it small, power-efficient, and suitable for medical or wearable
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well organized, structured, self-driven, and enjoy interacting and collaborating with colleagues, including PhD students and postdocs. You are also expected to take part in the supervision of BSc and MSc
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engines. Knowledge of advanced combustion concepts is a merit but not a prerequisite. Practical experience of engine operation in a lab is a merit. Knowledge of control theory is a merit and even better is
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for use in health science. The goal of this PhD project is to expand on these computational methods and their formal foundations and to create efficient algorithms and implementations of them. We
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other PhD students and postdocs in the research section. The work primarily takes place at DTU (Lyngby, Denmark), and the PhD includes one or more extended stays at NTNU (Trondheim, Norway). Approval and