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understanding of various phenomena? Then a PhD in mathematics at DTU Compute is the ideal place for you.We seek an ambitious and highly motivated PhD candidate with a strong background and interest in mathematics
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has completed the design and manufacturing of many high-performance electrical machines. We look forward to receiving your application!We are looking for PhD students in the above research fields！Your
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🔬 Exciting Research Opportunity: PhD/MSc Position in Cancer Therapeutics🏢 Eastern R&D Center, Israel, Ariel University, Israel.Our lab is pioneering peptide-based theranostic agents
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Department of Biology, Section for Computational and RNA Biology, University of Copenhagen invites applications for one, possibly two PhD fellowships focussed on developing computational
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science, mathematics, life sciences and beyond. Open PhD Projects in the summer PhD Call:*Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning:Pharmacokinetic modelling of [18F]FET PET in Gliomas and associations with tumor
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. This mainly experimental PhD research project aims to tackle the last scientific obstacles to upscaling by addressing the development of bio-inspired structures capable of controlled tropism compatible with
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-selfservice.soton.ac.uk/BNNRPROD/bzsksrch.P_Search) Select programme type (Research), 2025/26, Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, next page select “PhD Eng & Env. (Full time)”. In Section 2
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will be jointly supervised by Professor Jean-François Boily (http://moleculargeo.chem.umu.se/boily/) at UmU and R&D specialists at Boliden. The PhD student will also spend 3 months as an intern
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Specific Requirements We are looking for candidates who: hold a master’s degree in Law, Law & Economics or other discipline relevant for this PhD position; can demonstrate scientific research skills
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for clean fuels and invite applications for a PhD student in modeling supply chains for net-zero technologies (100%) Project background This PhD position is part of the Zero-AMPS project, funded by the Swiss