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. within energy in buildings and/or built environment. Preferably documented qualifications within working with data, data analysis, modelling energy and indoor environment, building control as
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the research group, Audio Analysis Lab, within the Department of Electronic Systems, focusing on audio and acoustic signal processing for improving health, well-being, and security. Our work addresses real-world
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. The work includes theoretical analysis, algorithm design, and validation on realistic case studies, as well as dissemination of results through publications, open-source code, and collaboration with internal
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power semiconductor devices. 5)Efficiency and power loss analysis of active and passive devices including magnetics. 6)Digital twin modeling of power electronics including control and modulation
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. The research at BUILD is rooted in the field of engineering, but it also contains important and comprehensive elements from the social sciences and the humanities. The position is available in the Universal
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Assistant Professor in Environmental Microbiology and Viromics of Danish Peatlands (3 year position)
experience is preferred. Publication record in peer-reviewed journals. Experience in R, Linux, and HPC is required. Knowledge of, or experience with, molecular techniques and bioinformatics analysis, with
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for forensics, life sciences, topological data analysis, spatial statistics, and computational statistics). We encourage all qualified researchers to apply, especially those with research experience or future
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campaigns, including feedstock preparation, process monitoring, and data collection. • A solid background in chemical analysis and material characterization is required, with proficiency in techniques
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for forensics, life sciences, topological data analysis, spatial statistics, and computational statistics). We encourage all qualified researchers to apply, especially those with research experience or future
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essential for rigorous analysis and meaningful collaboration. The applicant must be prepared to actively participate in all aspects of the day-to-day activities of the department, designated section, study