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student, you will be supported by a multidisciplinary team with expertise in materials characterisation, computer vision, computational modelling, and machine learning. The other PhD positions connected
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machine learning, computer vision, and materials science. The focus of this position is on development of neuro-symbolic models for the effective behaviour of the complex microstructure of recycled
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with expertise in materials characterisation, computer vision, computational modelling, and machine learning. The other PhD positions connected to the project are: PhD Student Position in Generative
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This PhD student position offers a unique opportunity for a dedicated, curious, and independent person. You are interested in biological and chemical processes taking place in wastewater treatment
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We are looking for a PhD candidate fascinated in modelling erosion processes in sensitive clay slopes. The highly sensitive clays, called quick clays, can change from solid to liquid with small
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and career advancement across the globe. DDLS industrial PhD position We are announcing the position of Data-driven life science (DDLS) PhD student in data driven cell and molecular biology. This is an
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. The research school for stress response modelling in IceLab Starting in the spring of 2025, Umeå University’s interdisciplinary research hub, IceLab, will offer doctoral positions through the new Stress Response
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This is a call for a PhD position in the Data Science and AI division at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) , Chalmers University of Technology. The department
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Experience with performing laboratory experiments Ability to work with large data sets (> 500 GB) Numerical modelling Main responsibilities Independent research and research training (80% of time) Support for
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research hub, IceLab, will offer doctoral positions through the new Stress Response Modelling Research School. Funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation and the Swedish Research Council’s centres