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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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The Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering, Aarhus University, invites applications for a postdoctoral position on advanced modelling and optimization of pyrolysis plants integrated with
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applications for a three-year PhD Stipend from October 1st or soon hereafter in dynamic modelling, simulation and optimization of Power-to-X processes for renewable fuel production. The project is primarily
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Aalborg University, Department of Energy, Campus Esbjerg, invites applications for a three-year PhD Stipend from October 1st or soon hereafter in dynamic modelling, simulation and optimization
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be to develop and implement optimal control solutions for this process. You will contribute to the development of a mock-up dynamic model of the complete system, building on models developed by project
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Technology, and the PhD student will be positioned in the Esbjerg Energy section. The position is part of the internally funded research project SURGE: Speed-optimized USVs for Robust Guidance and Offshore
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, flexibility, and operational efficiency of existing battery recycling processes. Specifically, it aims to improve and optimize cost and recovery efficiency of existing scaled recycling technologies and develop
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techniques (PINNs, Scientific ML, data-driven optimization, etc) to surpass traditional techniques for discovery, design and optimization of thermal technologies, seeking necessary experimental validation
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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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while maintaining computational efficiency through lower-fidelity simulation of non-critical regions, (ii) virtual sensing techniques for load and stress estimation from limited and optimally placed