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The sections for Autonomous Materials Discovery (AMD) and Electrochemical Materials (ELM) at DTU Energy are looking for outstanding candidates for two PhD scholarships within the field
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hotspots or detecting cancer-affected areas and support decision-making, while ensuring that no individual can be identified. Possible research directions include the generation of synthetic spatial point
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investigate the use of visible, near-infrared, and short-wave infrared hyperspectral systems to improve forensic investigations and support evidence interpretation in both laboratory and field environments
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as a change in how firms codify knowledge: prompts, models, workflows, and governance routines make some expertise executable while creating new burdens of evaluation, maintenance, and revision
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designs, surveys or field/laboratory experiments is an advantage, but not a strict requirement, provided you are ready to build such competences. You work independently and in a structured way, and you are
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. The ability to write and present in Danish will be very valuable but it is not an absolute requirement. We welcome international applicants. While a relatively traditional background in economics can be useful
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are looking for motivated candidates within the field of quantum and classical computing, physics, material science, nanofabrication, electrical engineering or mathematics to join the Spin Qubit Team at NQCP
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at the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen. The overarching aim of the project is to show how atmospheres, while often vague and fluctuating, influence our affective life. In the PhD subproject