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Applicants are invited for a PhD fellowship/scholarship at Graduate School of Technical Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark, within the Electrical and Computer Engineering programme. The position
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engineering, energy engineering, engineering physics, or related discipline, as well as a keen interest in computational modelling and multiphysics analysis. You should be motivated to pursue fundamental and
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The Department of Ecoscience, Aarhus University, invites applications for a full-time researcher position (tenure track), focusing on marine ecosystem modelling. Expected start date and duration of
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estimation, and performance prediction. Build computationally efficient models suitable for monitoring, performance prediction, optimization, and control, and evaluate their accuracy, robustness, computational
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-timescale optimization, and integrated Power-to-X systems. You will drive the development of system-level digital-twin and optimization methodologies, integrating electrolyzer models with renewable generation
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on ocean and coastal dynamics, marine processes, and their response to environmental change through a combination of field observations, data analysis, and numerical modelling. The position is embedded
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modelling and computational neuroscience to human mobility behaviour; Modelling how people build and update internal representations of urban space; Integrating behavioural data with neurophysiological
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multi-fidelity modelling, your research will advance and integrate three core elements: (i) physics-based multi-fidelity structural models enabling high-resolution analysis at fatigue-prone hot-spots
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We are offering a three-year PhD fellowship in computational pharmacology and pharmaceutical data science commencing 15 October 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter. Our group and research
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: Designing lightweight TTA algorithms that can recalibrate models at the edge under strict latency and computational constraints. Efficiency and Reliability: Balancing the trade-offs between adaptation