12 postdoctoral-in-sustainable-architecture PhD positions at Tallinn University of Technology
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Estonia has identified the Sustainable Blue Economy (SBE) as a strategic priority, aiming for economic growth harmonized with marine environmental protection and social equity. Achieving this requires not
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Description The aim of this research is to enhance the durability and fire resistance of veneer-based wood products by developing and optimizing a sustainable wood densification process. The study seeks
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predict how policies can support cities such as Tartu and Võru to achieve sustainable urban development goals. Research field: Building and civil engineering and architecture Offered by: School
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. Laurence Stamford is a Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Chemical Engineering at The University of Manchester, leading a team of 10 postdoctoral and PhD researchers. He has specialised in sustainability
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disseminated in peer-reviewed journals. The candidates are expected to have an engineering degree, preferably in marine engineering and/or naval architecture ideally with an experimental and/or industrial
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focus on developing new power electronics and control architectures to enable the operation of residential HVAC systems (heat pumps and heat recovery ventilation units) in droop-controlled DC microgrids
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project seeks to turn a problem into an opportunity, by developing digital tools and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) models to (1) minimize waste and (2) accelerate circularity and sustainable resource use in
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goals Recent developments in autonomous driving have shifted toward E2E pipelines that unify perception, planning, and control into deep learning–based architectures. These models enable flexible decision
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? What are the optimal hardware-software architectures for deploying the above methods, test and validate the model? Applicants should fulfil the following requirements: MSc either in biomedical
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ECUs are reshaping how connected and autonomous vehicles are designed and validated. The focus is shifting toward creating high-fidelity virtual ECUs that support software-defined vehicle architectures