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Methods for Sustainable Multisectoral Utilization of the Baltic Sea Waterways" Your role and goals Finland relies heavily on maritime transports, with over 90% of its trade transported by sea. Marine
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research group at the Department of Energy and Mechanical Engineering is looking for a doctoral researcher on the topic "Optimization Methods for Sustainable Multisectoral Utilization of the Baltic Sea
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studies (STS), philosophy of technology, and political philosophy, placing a strong emphasis on qualitative empirical research methods. Through an empirical-conceptual methodological framework, the project
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, placing a strong emphasis on qualitative empirical research methods. Through an empirical-conceptual methodological framework, the project examines how hope towards technology can either drive or hinder
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will be tailored to your expertise, spanning from hardware design to system-level optimization and control methods. For the AI position, you will develop machine learning models that incorporate physical
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batteries Conduct preliminary sustainability analyses to evaluate the environmental consequences of the chosen materials and fabrication methods Evaluate the long-term ecological responsibility
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. The Nordic perspective aims to understand how energy scarcity manifests in an energy-abundant country. The project utilizes qualitative and quantitative data and methods. The postdoctoral researcher is
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position for 2 years) We are looking for an early career researcher interested in responsible use of large language models (LLMs) to facilitate and support qualitative research methods, particularly in
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efficient learning methods that can function under limited communication, computation, and energy constraints while ensuring privacy and security from adversarial manipulation. The project focuses
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, such as the internet of things (IoT) and cyber-physical systems (CPS). These systems require scalable and efficient learning methods that can function under limited communication, computation, and energy