36 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof" "NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology" PhD positions in Canada
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/decision-making includes supporting the development of legislation (Acts), regulations or policies that affect the practice(s) of natural resource management in Canada. Further Information The College
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, and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Our model empowers visionary leaders to accelerate drug development and harness AI-driven innovation to address unmet medical needs. Benefits of Working with Great
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management and thus to a higher overall system efficiency. This PhD research project targets the development of novel composite magnetic materials and package-embedded power magnetic core inductors based
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, with the ultimate goal being the development of forest resilience mapping. The work will combine existing forest plot and remote sensing data to assess functional diversity and resilience and apply
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in research Prepare and conduct interviews with key informants (including all communications prior to and following the interviews) Analyse interview data in collaboration with the research team Plan
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candidate will support experimental research focused on the synthesis and characterization of photo-activated semiconductor materials. Responsibilities include developing and testing UV-activated gas sensor
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characterization of photo-activated semiconductor materials. Responsibilities include developing and testing UV-activated gas sensor prototypes, conducting laboratory and field evaluations, and analyzing
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Change, Glaciology, Modeling, Imaging, Algorithms and Combinatorial Optimizations. Eligibility to hold scholarship funding: Recipients must be offered and accept admission to a UBC PhD program in
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provide sustained funding over multiple years. Renewable awards of $1,000-$5,000 per year are available. Meet Award Holders Leah Alfred-Olmedo Doctor of Philosophy in English (PhD) The Indigenous monstrous
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. Meet Award Holders Elise Legarth Doctor of Philosophy in Atmospheric Science (PhD) Development of an improved methodology for estimating probable maximum precipitation and flood: Tested and validated in