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the Biological and Soft Systems group of Prof. Eugene Terentjev at University of Cambridge, UK. In addition to carrying out fundamental soft matter physics and chemistry innovation, we will demonstrate
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for the position. At DTU Physics, we perform research, teaching, and innovation in experimental and theoretical physics with the overall aim to benefit society. We contribute to the transition to sustainable energy
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theoretical models to describe the dynamics of quantum light sources, with the goal of understanding their behavior and improve their performance. You will work in close collaboration with the experimental team
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, using techniques such as: High-dimensional data mining Tensor decomposition Causal inference Statistical process modeling Machine Learning Applications include public transport, private vehicles, traffic
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perform research, teaching, and innovation in experimental and theoretical physics with the overall aim to benefit society. We contribute to the transition to sustainable energy via research and innovation
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We are seeking an experienced researcher in experimental plasma physics, with a strong focus on wave heating and current drive systems. You have substantial expertise in designing radio frequency
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Research Studentship in Numerical Optimisation and Control 3.5-year D.Phil. studentship Project: Embedded Optimisation for Autonomous Spacecraft Control Supervisors: Prof Paul Goulart The project
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access to advanced infrastructure for experimental and theoretical studies. The international environment and good opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations enables PhD students at the department
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"Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology". Candidates for the PhD position are expected to have a master/diploma (or equivalent) degree in one of the following fields: theoretical particle physics
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Assoc Prof Liton Kamruzzaman, Prof Hai Vu, Prof Graham Currie, Prof Eric Miller (University of Toronto), and Prof Roger Vickerman (University of Kent). Together, the team aims to: Define sustainable size