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comfort across complex urban environments. However, despite their widespread application, current approaches are mainly calibrated for near-stationary exposures, limiting their suitability for evaluating
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and the only Baltic university among 1% of the world’s best universities (based on QS World University Ranking). It has around 14 000 students and 3000 employees. More info about the university can be
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plumes, on stratification, chlorophyll-a (primary productivity), and near-bottom oxygen concentrations. The student will work with open-access datasets, new in-situ observations (moored instruments
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to increase. Position comes with full social and medical benefits in Estonia. About the University and the department Estonian Maritime Academy (EMERA), a structural unit of Tallinn University
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PhD position for four years in one of the largest and most internationalized research centers in Estonia A research environment with state-of-the-art computational resources, library and a university
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to algorithmic decision-making in transport, welfare, policing, and urban planning – exposes the deeply sociotechnical nature of contemporary urban governance. In response to growing concerns about discrimination
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/discharging cycles in Software-Defined Vehicles? What are the most effective approaches for integrating multi-domain battery models—encompassing electrical, thermal, electrochemical, and mechanical aspects
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web-page: https://taltech.ee/en/phd-admission The following application documents should be sent to hadi.raja@taltech.ee CV Motivation letter Degree certificates as required by the university A research
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predominantly unidirectional sediment transport, while the most severe waves of the year often coincide with high water levels, approaching at relatively large angles (35–40°). These conditions generate intense
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almost calm time periods are interspersed with very strong storms that may drive the significant wave height over 10 m (Björkqvist et al., 2018) and single wave heights >15 m. Driven by strong winds from a