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Additional Information Website for additional job details https://www.ietr.fr/en/techno-economic-studies-grid-capacity-allocations-future… Work Location(s) Number of offers available1Company
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to one or more of the following areas: Renewable energy systems and photovoltaic technologies Smart grids and power systems Battery energy storage systems Artificial intelligence and machine learning
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and failure risk of their networks. Within the Wetsus Smart Water Grids program, this project aims to support a transition from reactive leak detection to proactive monitoring of drinking water
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Technologie de Compiègne is seeking a contract researcher to work in Smart Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles and Buses in Public Transportation (SIR-V2G) project in the laboratory AVENUES (EA 7284
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interconnected Internet-of-Energy (IoE) ecosystems. In this context, the MSCA Doctoral Network project SAILING (https://Secure AI and Digital Twin Empowered Smart Internet-of-Energy ) aims to establish a
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, the MSCA Doctoral Network project SAILING (https://Secure AI and Digital Twin Empowered Smart Internet-of-Energy ) aims to establish a multidisciplinary network of leading research groups and industrial
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industry. Context and motivation The green energy transition is increasingly digital: it relies on turning high-quality (smart meter, grid, or weather) data into actionable insights and better-informed
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and EU-funded research projects, and has extensive know-how in 5G/6G communication platforms, IoT platforms, and Demand Response algorithms for the Smart Grid. IQU is also active in many EU-funded
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, intrusion detection, and AI-based cybersecurity. The research also encompasses the protection of critical infrastructure, including smart grids and secure software supply chains. At the university's
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are developed for areas such as verification, intrusion detection, and AI-based cybersecurity. The research also encompasses the protection of critical infrastructure, including smart grids and secure software