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DTU, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering , the Section for Manufacturing Engineering invites applications for a PhD position (3 years) on the topic of simulation of process induced
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Job Description DTU, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, the Section for Manufacturing Engineering invites applications for a PhD position (3 years) on the topic of simulation of process
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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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utilization of flexibility across energy systems and markets. The successful candidate must have experience and competences in the following areas: Modelling and simulation of flexible, integrated energy
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cutting in the production facility. Establish a numerical model to simulate the glass cutting process. Design experimental measurements and assist in the integration of sensors in production. Acquire
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detailed local inspection. Digital twin simulations: Developing simulation environments replicating sensor characteristics and anomaly conditions to test perception algorithms under controlled, repeatable
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*************************************************************************** Application and Assessment Procedure Your application including all attachments must be in English and submitted electronically by clicking APPLY NOW below. Please include: Motivated letter of application (max
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biomedical engineering. We currently host several Ph.D. and postdoctoral fellows from Denmark and multiple nationalities. The group’s research interest spams from musculoskeletal simulations to design and
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applied to ensure smooth collaboration. Digital twins: Utilizing digital twin simulations to test and refine control and localization strategies in virtual environments. The PhD candidate will create a
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. Extending the model to full two-way coupling, allowing feedback from flexible vegetation on wave-induced flow. Applying the fully-coupled model to simulate interactions under both regular and irregular wave