12 complexity positions at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

PhD Candidate in Pulse Jet Propulsion for Commercial ships

leading university in marine technology? How about exploring a new innovative technical solution inspired by nature? What if you can do all this while learning about complex hydrodynamics, ship propulsion

Postdoctoral Fellow in Nonlinear Marine Control Systems

robots that can perform complex and versatile operations, involving highly precise and forceful physical interactions, in challenging environments. We specifically target the underwater environment, as

PhD Candidate on portfolio optimization of offshore energy investment projects under uncertainty

projects under the umbrella of the Field development and economics  research area of BRU21. In these projects we developed novel methodologies for economic analysis of complex offshore infrastructure and

PhD Candidate in molecular-based ferroelectric materials for electrical energy storage capacitors

running complex experiments. Knowledge of a Scandinavian language is considered as a plus. Personal characteristics The candidate should: be creative and innovative take responsibility for own progress and

PhD Candidate in Fluid-Structure Interaction for FOWTs including Nonlinear Structural Mechanics

weather conditions, collision, buckling, and material degradation), complex joint and connection behaviour (e.g., gapping, sliding, or other complex contact interactions), and novel design concepts

PhD Candidate in Safety-aware predictive control methods with robust contingency plans

doctoral education up to an obtained doctoral degree. The research objective of this project is to develop new Model Predictive Control algorithms for short term optimal operation of complex processes

PhD Candidate in multiaxial fatigue and fracture analysis of rotating machinery in maritime sector

will be placed on the material characterization of carburized parts such as spiral bevel gears in azimuthing thrusters. These gears are subjected to a highly complex, multiaxial stress state and feature

Postdoctoral Fellow in Statistical Ecology

up the position. Interest in using Bayesian hierarchical models to model ecological systems. Ability to work with large complex data sets. Ability to collaborate across disciplines. Interest in

PhD Candidate in computational modelling of stochastic fracture

use of high-pressure die cast aluminium parts in the automotive industry that enables low-cost, high-volume production of complex-shaped structural components with high precision, dimensional stability

Ph.D. Candidate in Artificial Intelligence with Application to Geophysics

complex ideas clearly. Self-motivated, ambitious, resilient, resourceful, result-oriented, and independent. Emphasis will be placed on personal and interpersonal qualities. We offer exciting and stimulating