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engineering, control engineering, operations research, applied mathematics, or a closely related field. Documented experience in energy-system modelling, mathematical optimization, control, digital twins
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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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. Your work tasks This two-year postdoctoral project focuses on the system-level integration and optimization of electrolyzer digital twins within CAPeX — considering how component-level electrolyzer
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the position. Your work tasks You will develop and validate digital-twin and optimization methods for electrolysis systems, working both independently and collaboratively with the group and with academic and
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instrumentation into next-generation research facilities. Your responsibilities Working closely with scientists and engineers, you will Operate and optimize advanced UHV systems Develop and improve crystal growth
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postdoc, you will contribute to research and teaching within advanced modelling, optimization and design of composite and lightweight structures for applications such as wind turbine blades. Your work tasks
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storage, thermal management, and innovative operation and control strategies. We seek candidates with a strong background in the field of applied thermodynamics (fluids, components, process scales) aided by
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governs their thermal performance, operational robustness and cost. The overall aim of the project is to design, optimize and digitally model the cooling system of a pilot-scale electrochemical reactor
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candidate will support experimental work related to biogas production, biomass characterization, and process optimization. Tasks will include laboratory-scale anaerobic digestion experiments, analytical
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reaching or has exceeded its design lifetime while being exposed to harsher operational conditions than originally designed for. Fatigue, where repetitive loads initiate and propagate cracks, is a key