49 wireless-sensor-networks PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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with researchers at DTU and KTH, you will help develop an integrated decision-support system that: Uses real-time sensor data and AI models to assess risk scenarios. Dynamically recommends optimal
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for sensing the backscattered ultrasound signals. You will join a laboratory with expertise in photonics, piezoelectric materials and device fabrication methods for sensors and actuators, working under
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cancer (SCLC). As part of the EU-funded MIPrecise network (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network), you will develop and apply advanced mass spectrometry and nano–liquid handling workflows
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working with “DTU Smart Road,” a full-scale pavement research platform at DTU’s main campus that hosts embedded strain and temperature sensors. Experiments will also involve the development and installation
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innovation. This PhD opportunity is part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network UP2MEM, a European training network committed to advanced MEMbrane technologies for water and food industries. Through
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Job Description We are looking for a motivated and creative candidate to fill a position as a PhD student as part of the MSCA Doctoral Network “SPACER” (Shaping Porous Electrode Architecture
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materials design, prospective life cycle assessment, and industrial innovation. This PhD opportunity is part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network UP2MEM, a European training network committed
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these. We conduct research within nanophotonics, lasers, quantum photonics, optical sensors, LEDs, photovoltaics, ultra-high speed optical transmission systems, bio-photonics, acoustics, power electronics
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activity in pathological and regenerative wound healing scenarios. The PhD project is part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action Doctoral Network REMOD-HEALING, which aims to target extracellular matrix
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. We aim to push the limits of sensitivity and spatial resolution in quantum metrology using novel schemes while developing robust sensor platforms for real-world applications. As a PhD student in our