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The Section for Electrical Energy Technology at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Aarhus University, is in a phase of rapid growth in both education and research
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at the intersection of digital twins, multi-timescale system optimization, and integrated Power-to-X systems with special focus on the electrical engineering parts. This position offers a unique opportunity to drive
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Take the next step in your research career at the intersection of digital twins, multi-timescale system optimization, and integrated Power-to-X systems with special focus on the electrical
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. The tasks include battery cell characterization and modelling based on laboratory tests, and development of algorithms for estimating the charge level, health, and power capability which includes robustness
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. Job Description In many Western European countries, labour migrants’ share of employment has expanded substantially the last decades reaching beyond 25 percent in some countries. However, our current
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Sustainable Electricity), which addresses the significant climate impact of lime and cement production. The project develops and demonstrates a 0.5 MW pilot system for electrified calcination with integrated
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beginning of the position. Candidates who expect to be finishing their PhD within the current academic year will also be considered for the position, but with a later agreed starting date. A solid academic
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electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments to address real-world energy challenges. The department is located in both
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to the development of clean and sustainable energy systems. Our activities cover electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments
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these responses can be harnessed therapeutically. Current research integrates advanced immunophenotyping, systems immunology, single-cell multi-omics, viral genomics, and functional immune assays to dissect