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industrial partners. In particular, you will: Develop and validate physics-based, data-driven, or hybrid digital twins of Electrolysis systems, capturing their electrochemical, thermal, flow, and system-level
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other relevant stakeholders. The PhD student will contribute to the prototype development, feasibility test and evaluation of innovative cross-sectoral pathways and will be involved in data collection
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, computer engineering, computer science, data science, mathematical engineering, robotics, or a closely related field. The candidate should have solid mathematical and analytical skills and a strong interest
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In this PhD position, you will help design the next generation of circular plastics systems by combining hands-on polymer processing with data-driven modelling. The PhD study is a full-time, fixed
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at approximately 31,800 DKK/Roughly 4,200 EUR (August 2026 level) plus pension. Questions For specific information about the PhD fellowship, please contact the principal supervisor. General information about PhD
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potassium and sulfur electrodes. Using advanced electrochemical testing and operando/post-mortem characterization techniques, you will study interfacial evolution and validate self-healing strategies under
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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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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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sensor data, and (iii) sophisticated fatigue analysis models combining advanced fracture mechanics with crack initiation and growth simulation. Additionally, you will explore fatigue mitigation strategies