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international venues and present the research at conferences, consortium meetings, and to interdisciplinary audiences. Participate in doctoral training, research-group activities, and collaboration with relevant
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optimised systems. The position is part of a broader interdisciplinary effort within SAINT, and you will collaborate with researchers working across nuclear engineering, naval architecture, electrical power
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and ambitious PhD candidates at the department that work in close collaboration with faculty members. PhD students are expected to participate actively in research seminars and workshops. The place of
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of flexible hydropower operation on potential internal erosion processes in embankment dams. The research will involve experimental investigations, data analysis, and possible field work, in collaboration with
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and collaborative research environment with opportunities for collaboration across academia and industry partners nationally and internationally Main tasks Pursue and complete doctoral training leading
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quickly Commitment and enthusiasm for working as part of an ambitious research team Good communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to collaborate with colleagues and external partners from
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Autonomy, and Maritime CleanTech clusters. The center will be a hub, orchestrating the interfaces with research partners and user partners to facilitate collaboration, knowledge creation, dissemination
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Markets and Energy System Planning (EMESP) research group at IEL, where we foster an open, inclusive, and collaborative working environment. Our work environment is defined by its friendly and supportive
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collaborate with researchers working across nuclear engineering, naval architecture, electrical power systems, and maritime operations. The findings are expected to have direct relevance for reactor vendors
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and for the master's degree in total Applicants must be able to work independently and in a structured manner and demonstrate good collaborative skills The applicant must be proficient in both written