15 operations-management-associate-professor PhD scholarships at Technical University of Denmark
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available studies indicate that RL-MPC control strategies can result in significant savings in operational energy management for a building. However, the impact and scalability of these results for the large
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decision-support or safety-critical systems. Knowledge of Cyber-Physical Systems, Sensor Fusion, or Risk Management is an advantage. Excellent programming skills (Python, C++, or similar). Ability to work in
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PhD scholarship in Runtime Multimodal Multiplayer Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) - DTU Construct
capital facility maintenance operations. The virtual education and training environment incorporates Digital Twin Construction project data, multimodal and augmented tools for realistic haptic control and
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Job Description Do you care about fish welfare? Do you want to make a difference for fish and put their wellbeing on focus for the aquaculture of the future? DTU Aqua is seeking a motivated and
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for the PhD scholarship is 1 April 2026. The position is a full-time position. You can read more about career paths at DTU here . Further information Further information may be obtained from Associate Professor
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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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resilience-centered approach, REUNATECH supports the European Green Deal, Sendai Frame-work, and UN Sustainable Development Goals. DCs will benefit from an immersive training structure comprising cross
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eligibility criteria, please contact the Management Team at reunatech@rwth-aachen.de . For inquiries regarding the technical aspects of this specific PhD position, please contact Associate Professor Evangelos
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designing a sequential array of cell-based in vitro assays and associated biomarker measures Performing a comparative study with the sequential array of cell-based models and an in vivo animal study Design