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change (sea level rise and increased storminess in Northern Europe), coastal erosion is expected to potentially worsen. State-of-the-art practical engineering models for predicting sand and particle
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predictive modelling Development of model predictive control algorithms for energy-efficient and flexible building Contribution to prescriptive maintenance strategies and user-centric digital interfaces
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-of-the-art practical engineering models for predicting sand and particle transport struggle with the cross-shore processes (perpendicular to the beach), and they even have difficulties predicting the sign
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-world medical applications? Do you want to design next-generation protein therapeutics using cutting-edge generative models and validate them in the lab? Join a collaborative postdoc project at DTU
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systems Strong skills in data-driven analysis and modelling, simulation, control, and validation Familiar with modeling of PtX and storage technologies, model predictive control, machine learning
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execution time (WCET). The postdoc position focuses on compiler support for WCET analysis for time-predictable architectures such as Patmos/T-CREST. Furthermore, it is expected to join the development of a
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assessment models and evaluate the nutritional quality of foods. Build risk-benefit assessment models to quantify and predict the health impacts of new food products. A central case study will explore
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academic and industrial domains. The scientific outcomes are expected to be significant in: Earth system science – by improving models of Earth surface evolution and enabling better predictions of landscape
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thermal and/or thermochemical energy storage systems. Implementing and validating advanced thermodynamic models for performance prediction and optimization. Collaborating with experimentalists and industry
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/or high-temperature heat pumps based on power cycles. Design thermal and/or thermochemical energy storage systems. Implementing and validating advanced thermodynamic models for performance prediction