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/thesis: Industry-/collaboration PhD student in optimized off-road driving in forests Research subject: Soil science Description: We are looking for an industry/collaboration-based PhD student to develop a
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system. DBTMI stands for "simultaneous digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) and "mechanical imaging" (MI). This project aims to support clinical adoption of DBTMI by (1) Optimizing the DBTMI prototype; (2
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). This project aims to support clinical adoption of DBTMI by (1) Optimizing the DBTMI prototype; (2) Performing a clinical study of DBTMI vs DM with 600 women; and (iii) Optimizing DBTMI reading and exploring AI
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, to automation and optimization, machine design, production, and production systems. Project Description This PhD project is part of the research project “Sustainable and Resilient Hydrogen Infrastructure
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Engineering, or a foreign degree deemed equivalent, in Electrical Engineering or related fields, or equivalent competence considered relevant by the employer. Strong knowledge in control and optimization theory
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organization and management, innovation and entrepreneurship, and industrial and social marketing in technology- and innovation-intensive activities, to automation and optimization, machine design, production
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materials, including graphene related materials, optimized for application in sorption/separation of lanthanides and actinides. The project aims to prepare materials with high surface area using chemical
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into scaffold–cell interactions and contribute to the development of clinically relevant bone substitutes. Project goals Goal 1: Develop and optimize biomaterial inks replicating the composition of natural bone
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materials, including graphene related materials, optimized for application in sorption/separation of lanthanides and actinides. The project aims to prepare materials with high surface area using chemical
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the real world based on a seamless combination of data, mathematical models, and algorithms. Our research integrates expertise from machine learning, optimization, control theory, and applied mathematics