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environment with over 400 employees and 10 research sections. We broadly cover digital technologies within mathematics, data science, computer science, and computer engineering, including artificial
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sections. We broadly cover digital technologies within mathematics, data science, computer science, and computer engineering, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, internet of things (IoT
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, at the DTU department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, section for Dynamical Systems. Furthermore, this is an Alliance PhD position, where you will have the privilege to benefit from two
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environment with over 400 employees and 10 research sections. We broadly cover digital technologies within mathematics, data science, computer science, and computer engineering, including artificial
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with expertise in transportation science, operations research and applied mathematics, and economics. Responsibilities and qualifications As a PhD student, your overall focus will be to advance the state
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has recently emerged as a powerful tool for fabricating tissues at scale. Beyond the lab, bioprinted tissues may also be applied directly in generative medicine and autologous surgical procedures
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analysis. The project is funded by the Danish National Defence Technology Centre (NFC). The project is a collaboration between DTU, the Alexandra Institute and Copenhagen University’s expertise in AI-driven
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Section, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). We look for a talented, self-driven, and collaborative individual with a passion for tackling complex
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The PhD project will involve both (a) developing foundational probabilistic machine learning methodology, and (b) applied collaboration with experimentalists in chemistry and biology. The candidate may have
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Job Description Do you have a background in bioinformatics or AI/ML? Do you wish to do a PhD whereby you use your computational skills to discover new insights in industrially important bacteria