15 assistant-professor PhD scholarships at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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at the atomic-scale, and in turn, to aid design of new and more efficient catalysts needed to tackle the environmental challenges of our time. VISION’s hosts a new one-of-a-kind electron microscope facility
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DTU Management’s Management Science division. The project is led by Professors Stefan Ropke and Richard Lusby and involves international collaboration with leading researchers in machine learning and
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cutting in the production facility. Establish a numerical model to simulate the glass cutting process. Design experimental measurements and assist in the integration of sensors in production. Acquire
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here . Further information Further information may be obtained from Assistant Professor Arash Nemati (arnem@dtu.dk ) or Professor Henrik Lund Frandsen (hlfr@dtu.dk ). You can read more about the
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assistant to BSc and MSc courses and co-supervising BSc and MSc student projects. Qualifications In accordance with the abovementioned, you should have qualifications within several of the following areas
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field where your creativity and technical skills can help shape safer and smarter oceans. As a PhD candidate, you will have the unique chance to contribute to groundbreaking research that merges
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will, in addition, sharpen your didactics skills through experience as a teaching assistant. You must hold a two-year master's degree (120 ECTS points) in Robotics, Electrical Engineering, Computer
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Pourahmadi, Assistant Professor Lesia Mitridati, and Professor Jalal Kazempour. We offer DTU is a leading technical university globally recognized for the excellence of its research, education, innovation, and
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mechanisms You will work together in a team with colleagues working on electrochemical characterization. As part of the PhD education, you will follow courses and assist in teaching activities, and: You are
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Characterization (DTU Nanolab) to explore how nanoporous materials can help remove chemicals, e.g. PFAS ("forever chemicals"), from water. We are looking for a highly motivated PhD student to investigate