22 front-end-development PhD scholarships at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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employment, you must complete Norwegian courses corresponding to at least 15 credits before the end of the employment period. NTNU will facilitate this. The appointment is to be made in accordance with
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a highly motivated candidate for a full-time (100%) PhD position for 3 years in “Development of Probabilistic Reliability Criteria in Distribution Grids”. You will join the research group Power System
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application process here. About the position Become a PhD within fire safety and CFD modelling of fire development. Fires cause deaths and injuries, economic and heritage losses and environmental harm. The risk
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short fiber thermoplastic composites Develop and validate numerical models and simulations to predict material and component performance Be prepared for changes to your work duties after employment
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to develop energy-efficient waterborne transport, helping Europe to meet the ambitious emission reduction targets in the “Fit for 55”-strategy? The Department of Marine Technology is seeking a highly
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optimal configurations, dimensions, and mooring systems through the development of efficient analysis tools and application of numerical optimization techniques. Are you motivated to take a step towards a
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on resilient and reliable power systems operation, targeting the harmonious integration, coordination and linking of various subsystems, including energy generation, transmission, distribution, end-use, and
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address this challenge using advanced experimental techniques, numerical simulations, and machine learning methods to develop high-fidelity 3D renderings of deformed samples during physical tests. By
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RenewHydro FME stands for Centre for Environment-friendly Energy Research and FME RenewHydro is a new research center for environmentally friendly energy developing hydropower to be more flexible and
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Department. About the project The DiverSea project aims to develop a comprehensive approach for monitoring and mapping that highlights the interactions between primary and secondary drivers, stressors, and the