39 postdoc-in-distributed-systems-and-controls PhD positions at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden
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characteristics, reuse, recycling, and overall sustainability across various materials and applications. Our AM group is one of the largest in Europe, bringing together dedicated researchers, postdocs, and PhD
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for Quantum Technology (WACQT, http://wacqt.se ). The core project of the centre is to build a quantum computer based on superconducting circuits. You will be part of the Quantum Computing group in the Quantum
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degree is accepted. Excellent grades in computer networks, distributed systems, or cybersecurity courses Strong programming language skills Strong written and verbal communication skills in English The
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position for candidates interested in interpretable AI, stochastic optimal control, deep learning and high-impact research in sustainable mobility. About us The position is located at the Systems and Control
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to investigate flow-induced forces in hydraulic turbines under varying operational conditions and how these forces affect the degradation and lifetime of the machines. About the position The position is based
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focuses on developing sustainable energy systems through heterogeneous catalysis for alternative fuel production, emission control, energy storage, and fuel cells. Our interdisciplinary team bridges
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of Electrical Engineering, which also includes research in communication systems, biomedical engineering, and control systems. The department employs about 200 staff from more than 20 countries and runs about 100
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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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focused on high-throughput microanalysis to reveal how tramp elements introduced during recycling impact microstructure and properties in aluminium mega-castings. About us The PhD position is placed
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Join us for an exciting and excellent PhD journey! Everyday user behaviour may affect the environmental performance of household appliances, yet it is often overlooked in environmental assessments