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master's students in areas related to your expertise. Your competencies We expect you to have: A relevant master's degree in energy engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical
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have: A PhD in electrical engineering, energy engineering, mechanical engineering, control engineering, operations research, applied mathematics, or a closely related field. Documented experience in
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engineering problems and demonstrate the interaction between electrical loading, losses, and cooling solutions. You will supervise project and thesis students working on thermal design, cooling concepts
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the ambition of producing contributions relevant to leading venues in both the communications and AI communities. Your competencies We are looking for a candidate with a Master's degree in electrical engineering
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the development of new research directions at the department. Your competencies You hold a PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Control Engineering, Electrochemistry or a closely related field or can document
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of Power-to-X processes for renewable fuel production. The project is primarily rooted in process engineering while also addressing the interaction between Power-to-X plants and the electrical grid. You will
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At the Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology at the Faculty of IT and Design, Aalborg University, we are looking for an experienced and engaged colleague to join the Bachelor
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and is based at Aalborg University’s campus in Aalborg. You will be part of the research group Hydrogen and Electrofuels, which is placed in the section for Thermal Engineering. The position is closely
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, deterministic systems. You model them, you optimize them, you operate them. That paradigm is breaking down. As electricity replaces fossil fuels, industrial systems must operate under fundamentally new conditions
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Engineering. The position is closely connected to our activities within developing high-fidelity models that capture the coupled thermal, chemical and electrochemical phenomena governing system performance