60 web-developer-university-of-liverpool PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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in working with large data sets and the development of numerical models. Basic knowledge of glaciology or geodesy. Good expertise in programming, e.g. in Python, MATLAB, or other high-level programming
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scientists covering a broad range of expertise in photonics and electronics. The Project in Short The project focuses on developing numerical modeling and optimization tools to explore the information
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universities, and three research and technology organizations—you will be at the forefront of shaping the future. This PhD project offers you the opportunity to develop cutting-edge competencies in digital
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-edge motion planning and control for next-generation autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). As part of a dynamic, interdisciplinary team, you will contribute to the development of an innovative AUV
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academic groups and industrial entities in Europe and it addresses the development of a process chain targeting valorization of carbon dioxide to algal proteins. We, at DTU Chemical Engineering, will focus
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Job Description Are you up for the challenge of joining a highly ambitious research group involved in a joint project with international academic and industrial partners towards developing scalable
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strategic research programs that collaborate with Danish and international universities, research institutions, and organizations, as well as the wind industry. Technology for people DTU develops technology
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. Your work will focus on developing physics-informed AI methods to enhance decision-making in design and operation of next generation thermal energy storage systems, such as latent heat TES and
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Job Description A fully funded 3-year PhD position under the supervision of Associate Professor Søren Kramer is available at the Technical University of Denmark. Research in the Kramer group is
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academia and industry. You will be involved in the “DTU Alliance” project in collaboration with Prof. Anna Scaglione at Cornell University, with the opportunity to undertake a research stay of 5–9 months