Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
is established with the ambition to become one of the leading research centers developing the theory of heterogeneous catalysis and electro-catalysis. This includes development of a fundamental
-
City from the Periphery',financed by the Independent Research Fund Denmark 2024-2028. The project is a comparative examination of the everyday life of youth in urban peripheries in Nouakchott, Cape Town
-
Research areas will be within algebraic coding theory. While the primary focus is on fundamental research in algebraic coding theory, practical applications in the maritime industry—including secure
-
. Knowledge of Afrikaans is an advantage. qualitative research experience in Cape Town, preferably in the Cape Flats. familiarity with relevant methods, theories and critical texts related to e.g. multimodal
-
from 01.09.2025 or soon thereafter. The duration of the positions is 3 years. Project Description The positions will be part of the MADE REACT research project, focusing on the design and operation of
-
manufacturing systems. This topic will build upon existing theory on modular and reconfigurable manufacturing systems and develop methods and model-based approaches to design and evaluate resilient reconfigurable
-
theory Competency in processing and analyzing time-resolved data and handling large datasets. Synthesis and characterization of polyoxometalates Electrochemical catalysis and characterization techniques
-
. This position is funded under a European Research Council (ERC) advanced grant LUMIN (Illuminating charge transport in feldspar to measure rates of earth surface processes). We are looking for a self-driven and
-
project participants is expected to ensure synergy between the sub-projects (Ph.d.-student, PI and postdoc) through method and theory development and a special issue on sleep. Department of Media, Design
-
Postdoc position for the NFC project on Full stack security, at the Department of Computer Scienc...
the following topics *) foundations of computer security and privacy, including topics such as information flow security or differential privacy. *) formal methods *) programming languages theory and