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The Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in Prophage dynamics and influence on cell fitness, and intraspecies competition. The project is part of
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are looking for a passionate PhD candidate in Thermal Energy Systems with strong programming, optimization, and dynamic analysis of energy systems. This position is on the Horizon Europe-funded project
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renewable power system dynamics. Collaborate with experts from DTU and IIT Bombay, gain hands-on experience with advanced simulation tools, and contribute to high-impact publications. Enhance your
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students for the future and activities are based on a dynamic and transformative collaboration with the surrounding community. AAU Energy is a dynamic engineering research department in continuous growth and
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projects partners. This requires good communications skills but also allows you to co-operate with leading European research institutes. Responsibilities and qualifications You will be part of a dynamic work
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most of our work with applications. We offer creative and stimulating working conditions in dynamic and international research environment. Our research facilities include modern laboratories
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to the high-temperature PEMFC to produce warm water for practical applications (e.g., heating and washing) in disaster areas. Investigate the thermal dynamics and overall performance of the HT-PEMFC stack and system under
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adapting vehicle positioning or sensor usage dynamically during missions. This includes strategies where one vehicle provides global context (e.g. mapping or acoustic baseline), while the other performs
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modeling of dynamic systems. Experience with machine learning or AI methods applied to robotics (e.g. reinforcement learning for control, or data-driven modeling) is a plus, especially if applied in
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, ambitious, dynamic, and well-resourced working environment. Our unit and our department have state-of-the-art facilities for flow cytometry, next generation sequencing, single-cell transcriptomics, mass