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selection criteria You must have an academically relevant background within Civil / Environmental / Hydraulic Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or related areas. You must have a Master's
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at NTNU and entering their final year during 2025. Such applicants will be considered for the Integrated PhD program. The position's working place is NTNU campus in Trondheim or Gjøvik. Your immediate
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using experimental, computational and data-driven tools for sustainable energy, environment and infrastructure applications. About the project Age-hardenable aluminium alloys are extensively utilized in
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outside academia. This PhD position focuses on the intersection of structural engineering, artificial intelligence, and computational design. The project aims to advance the autonomous generation
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NTNU 30th April 2025 Languages English English English We are looking for a PhD Candidate in Computational Modelling of Thin-Film Magnetic Materials Apply for this job See advertisement This is NTNU
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toward popular science dissemination Participate in international activities such as conferences and/or workshops Teach history subjects and/or computational methods to historians Required selection
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Norwegian program, where 120 credits have been obtained at master's level. Master's students can apply, but the master's degree must be obtained and documented before starting the position. You must have a
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background, you may be considered if you can document that you are particularly suitable for a PhD education You must meet the requirements for admission to the faculty's Doctoral Programme Excellent
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computational resources, and the work will be closely associated with a project on Arctic greening based at ETH Zürich . The work will also be part of the Nordic Borealization Network that seeks to understand
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immediate leader will be associate Professor Victorien Prot. About the project This PhD position aims to increase our understanding of the mechanics of heart valve diseases using cutting-edge computational