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GAI becomes increasingly integrated into educational practice and uncritically adopted by students, there is a need to rethink both the role and design of GAI systems to ensure they strengthen rather
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contribute to interdisciplinary research spanning process engineering, power engineering and sustainable energy systems and help develop future large-scale Power-to-X solutions. Your work tasks In this PhD
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. AEGIS sits where two fast-growing fields meet: datacentres and AI infrastructure on one side, energy and power systems on the other. Few people today can work across both, so the skills you build here
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Chemical Engineering is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to work on CO2 quality assessment, and pilot-scale CO2 capture. The position is part of a large MSCA project called MISSION-CCS focused towards
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complex with the new analogues, progressing to time-resolved SSX experiments at MicroMAX. The work will involve close collaboration with coworkers at UCPH and secondments to the University of Gothenburg
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projects involve large-scale population cohorts, single-cell genomics, statistical genetics, functional genomics, machine learning, and clinical translation. We are a diverse and international team
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background, and are ready to contribute to research of the highest international standard. At Aarhus BSS, you will become part of an active and international research environment within the fields of business
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and green transitions in port ecosystems. The position is open for appointment from 15th October 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter and runs for three years. Your work tasks The PhD project
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. The position is anchored at BUILD and contributes to the department’s research on how the renovation, transformation, and continued use of the existing building stock can support a transition towards a built
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We are looking for a highly motivated candidate for a 3-year PhD-fellowship commencing November 1st, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. The PhD-fellowwill work with paired host-microbiome data