23 phd-position-computer PhD positions at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden
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Join the cutting-edge RAM³ project: Unlocking the Potential of Recycled Aluminium through Machine Learning, High-Throughput Microanalysis, and Computational Mechanics. We are offering a PhD position
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Looking for your next challenge? Become a part of a team that’s driving change and innovation every day. This PhD position is part of the WASP-WISE NEST project RAM³ – a multidisciplinary research
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Are you interested in developing computational tools to understand the detailed mechanical behaviour of multi-phase materials? Then this PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology might be
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This PhD position is part of the WASP-WISE NEST project RAM³ – a multidisciplinary research effort at the intersection of machine learning and materials science. The project brings together PhD
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We are offering a WASP, The Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program, funded PhD position that provides a unique opportunity to develop deep expertise in robotics, machine learning
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This is a call for a PhD position in the Data Science and AI division at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) , Chalmers University of Technology. The department
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. Qualifications To be eligible for a PhD position, you must: Hold, by the starting date, a Master's-level degree corresponding to at least 240 higher education credits in Computer Science and Engineering or a
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%) Complete coursework relevant to the PhD program Your profile Required qualifications MSc degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Biotechnology, or a related field
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society. The PhD position will be placed in the Secura Lab led by Assistant Professor Muoi Tran . Dedicated to advancing the field of Network Security, Secura Lab focuses on innovative solutions to protect
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. The position is placed in the Division for Computer Networks and Systems and is formally employed by Chalmers University of Technology. Our research spans from theoretical computer science to applied systems