13 postdoc-in-automation-and-control PhD positions at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden
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This PhD position presents a valuable opportunity to explore shared control between humans and vehicles utilizing steer-by-wire systems and to investigate how this approach can enhance vehicle
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This PhD position offers a unique opportunity to advance safe and transparent control for autonomous, over-actuated electric vehicles. You will work at the intersection of model predictive control
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We are seeking a highly motivated individual to join our project on digitalizing Swedish buildings and tackling advanced building control challenges. This project will integrate the fields of energy
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postdocs at Chalmers, and collaborate with academic and industrial partners in Sweden and internationally. The role also offers opportunities for travel and engagement with external collaborators. Research
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Technology Laboratory (QTL) division of the Microtechnology and Nanoscience (MC2) department, working in a large team of PhDs, postdocs and researchers. About the research We are seeking PhD students to work
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position for candidates interested in interpretable AI, stochastic optimal control, deep learning and high-impact research in sustainable mobility. About us The position is located at the Systems and Control
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well as the performance of active flight control systems remain underexplored. Addressing these gaps is essential for the success of this technology. This research project aims to support the development of safer, more
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senior researchers, three postdocs and three PhD students. It is embedded in an interdisciplinary environment where we have close collaboration with other research teams at Chalmers such as technology
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of the numerical methods behind CFD and turbulence models. Experience in analyzing CFD data and interpreting simulation results. Excellent command of written and spoken English. Experience writing scientific reports
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of Electrical Engineering, which also includes research in communication systems, biomedical engineering, and control systems. The department employs about 200 staff from more than 20 countries and runs about 100