34 web-development PhD positions at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway
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). The main aim of this PhD project is to develop mathematical models relevant for processes at the anode of aluminium electrolysis cells, with emphasis on evolution of bubbles, including the so-called “anode
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actors in Norway and be in a unique position to develop an attractive career either in industry or in research/Academia. Your immediate leader will be the Head of unit, Applied Information
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leader is the supervising Professor, and your Line Manager is Head of Department. Duties of the position To develop methodology for risk assessment and modeling providing early warnings on the risk level
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lifecycle. This is a 3-years position linked to the D-CRISP project . The candidate is to research, develop and demonstrate a methodology for building and integrating digital twins along product lifecycles
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position linked to the D-CRISP project . The candidate is to research, develop and demonstrate a methodology for building and integrating digital twins along industrial food production industry to support
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project will investigate quantum many-body phenomena in novel two-dimensional magnets, unconventional magnetic systems, and topological materials. The candidate will develop and apply advanced quantum field
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project will explore quantum many-body phenomena in emerging two-dimensional magnets, unconventional magnetic systems, and topological materials. The candidate will develop and apply advanced computational
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develop learning-based methods for maritime tracking and prediction in time- and safety-critical applications. Artificial intelligence techniques will be utilized in order to improve detection capabilities
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-created through shared data, predictive insights, and integrated operational planning. These developments influence not only organizational structures but also the core activities, resources, and channels
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, is available at the Department of Biology of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim. The Vandegehuchte lab is part of the Biodiversity, Ecology, and Evolution (BEE