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partners from Denmark and the Netherlands. Thus, these 2 PhD projects will be an integral part of a broader research team, consisting of collaborating partners with a common passion for autonomous
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data, which often only provides snapshots in time, neglect coastal waters, and overlook certain species. You will work on integrating diverse data sources to overcome these limitations and develop a more
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testing dynamic equivalencing methods for power system dynamic simulations and integrating these into commercial simulation tools. Dynamic equivalents are simplified representations of complex power system
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and evaluate sustainable food packaging solutions that integrate material innovation, production systems, and microbiological safety for high-impact societal and scientific outcomes. Responsibilities
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. The SOLARSPOON project will integrate living photosynthetic bacteria and food-producing bacteria into stand-alone photoelectrochemical devices tailored for the direct production of proteins and lipids from
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, hysteresis, oscillatory behaviour and support dependencies. Compare cluster behaviour across different characterization techniques (TEM, STM, TPD). Integrate findings to map the relationship between cluster
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bottlenecks in data and system management, especially around data quality, metadata governance, and the integration of machine data for long-term monitoring. Through a hybrid approach combining physical models
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to material, cutting tools and parts production. The PhD project will therefore focus on the development of an integrated system combining direct and indirect tool wear monitoring for reliable residual life
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Sustain and DTU FOOD), as well as two Departments at NTNU (Chemistry and Biology) will supervise and integrate the PhD fellow into several research communities. There will be an enhanced focus
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converters are increasingly deployed not only to integrate renewables, but also to control potentially flexible loads such as pumps, fans, EV chargers, and others. With their large energy consumption