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. The research group is seeking a talented Doctoral Researcher in nonlinear systems and control with strong interest in nonlinear stability theory, modeling & identification, optimal control, certifiably safe
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skills and experience in written, spoken, and collaborative work in English. What we offer: A career path optimized for transition to industry. You will be affiliated with the dynamic Aalto Scientific
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the thermo-fluid dynamics of our heat exchangers and the complex adsorption/desorption phenomena within our reactors. Your work will be crucial for identifying system bottlenecks, optimizing performance, and
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through long-term impact assessment and optimization. The goal is to develop a framework to estimate carbon emissions across AI's development, operation, and use. This framework enables stakeholders
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through long-term impact assessment and optimization. The goal is to develop a framework to estimate carbon emissions across AI's development, operation, and use. This framework enables stakeholders
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will be tailored to your expertise, spanning from hardware design to system-level optimization and control methods. For the AI position, you will develop machine learning models that incorporate physical
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in at least two projects related to scale up and optimization of biomass valorization processes from wood and agriculture feedstocks for textiles and packaging applications. The portfolio of projects
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skills and experience in written, spoken, and collaborative work in English. What we offer: A career path optimized for transition to industry. You will be affiliated with the dynamic Aalto Scientific
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drive the gradual development of these technologies toward real-world applications. This involves engineering experimental hardware for cell culturing workflows, optimizing experimental processes, and
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discrimination. You will also contribute to the implementation and optimization of machine learning and deep learning models, including DNNs, CNNs, and RNNs, enhancing the performance of our sensing system by