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an international research environment spanning communication theory, networking, information theory, sensing, machine learning, and robotics. Qualification requirements PhD stipends are allocated to individuals who
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to think independently, in human-AI interaction. You will connect the project's technical work with its grounding in cognitive theory. The position suits candidates with a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction
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the economics research group. We welcome applicants with qualifications within either of the following profiles: Profile 1: Microeconomics and Microeconometrics Microeconomic theory and applied microeconomics
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organizational theory, the learning sciences, digital transformation, digital technologies, human-computer interaction, and related fields. Within the specific field, the PhD student will engage in both research
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to community standards, prioritizing quality over quantity. We balance applications and theory, and societal and scientific impact, applying research to solve real-world problems, while also conducing
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technology, such as IT-based didactic design, IT, learning and organizational change, techno-anthropology or related field that focuses on sociotechnical theory and qualitative methodology. The candidates
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Data-driven Organizational Development, Master of IT and/or related programs that examine contemporary technological opportunities, challenges and concerns by means of SSH theory and methodology
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Organization Design for Operations Development at the M.Sc. program Management Engineering. This includes knowledge on, e.g., various perspectives and theories that inform the design, formation and functioning
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programming, e.g., in Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, or similar. Curiosity and willingness to work with researchers from a heterogeneous group, with core expertise in communication theory, networking, information
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Method, potential flow theory and Green's function formulations • Conformal mapping, in particular Schwarz–Christoffel transformations • Viscous-inviscid interaction and integral boundary layer