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to state-of-the-art simulation infrastructure and realistic utility-scale models. Collaboration with leading researchers, TSOs and industrial partners. Opportunities for international conference
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, religious studies, and education. The project is a collaboration between the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the Faculty of Social Sciences at KU Leuven, under the supervision of Prof. Nadia
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validated through industrial case studies in collaboration with European manufacturing and remanufacturing companies. For this, the PhD includes two mandatory international secondments (2-3 months), providing
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to corporate tax planning, corporate governance or financial reporting. Collaborate with faculty members and fellow researchers on a range of research projects. Actively participate in academic and departmental
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, DESY in Hamburg and APS in Argonne), which will complement our in-house research.This PhD research project is carried out within the framework of a broader and long-lasting close collaboration with imec
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essential. You demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to conduct independent research and contribute to interdisciplinary collaborations. We offer a fully funded PhD
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focuses on combining these two types of systems, in close collaboration with industry. Research into this kind of neuro-symbolic AI is growing, but before it can be applied in industry, many obstacles
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the PhD supervisor The possibility to participate in international conferences, workshops, and collaborations with top EU and KU Leuven research teams. In addition to the documents required by
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historians and papyrologists as well as archaeologists and Egyptologists at KU Leuven, in collaboration with other research networks and projects at the university (including Trismegistos+ and ICAG) and beyond
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perspectives, to support informed design decision making. Validation and industrial relevance The developed methodologies will be validated through industrial case studies in collaboration with European