18 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"Multiple" PhD positions at Aalborg University in Denmark
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for interoperable messaging that inform future innovations and policy Applicants must have a Master’s degree in computer science, human-computer interaction, or a closely related field. Due to the project's focus
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synchronicity, this will require new control strategies, coordination mechanisms between asynchronous modular grids that ensure more reliable and secure operation of power grids – without compromising
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of microalgal biomass. The PhD student will join the Life Cycle Sustainability (LCS) group and will collaborate with other international research partners. LCS brings together multiple competences within
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Sustainable processes” (IN2AQUAS), Grant number 101119555 (https://www.in2aquas.eu ). Your competencies We are looking for one highly motivated PhD candidate with strong interest in advanced water treatment and
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to the Ministerial Order, the progress of the PhD student shall be assessed at regular points in time. For further information about stipends and salary as well as practical issues concerning the application procedure
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well as practical issues concerning the application procedure contact Ms. Annemarie Davidsen, the Doctoral School at The Technical Faculty of IT and Design, email: ada@adm.aau.dk . Read more about The Technical
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will address four challenges towards the first several steps in LIB recycling process (i.e., collection, diagnosing, sorting, and disassembly): Information asymmetry between different stakeholders in
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language processing approaches to analyse large-scale textual data from scientific publications, patents, industry documents, and policy sources. The work includes creating reproducible workflows for processing
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transparency and trustworthiness in the decision-making processes of autonomous systems. Disseminate research findings through academic journals and conferences. Collaborate with industrial and public partners
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Project Description The PhD stipends will be part of the MADE REACT research project, focusing on the design and operation of resilient manufacturing systems and factories. Global disruptions force