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19th October 2026 Languages English English English The Department of Electric Energy has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Risk-Based Power System Operation and Utilisation of Transformer Capacity
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make use of historical and new datasets from several SuperDARN radars along with data from the EISCAT radars to determine this. Furthermore, the candidate is expected to develop new analysis methods
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languages. Experience in bioinformatic analysis of genomic data. Excellent English written and oral communication skills. Experience with 3D chromatin conformation capture methods (practical and/or
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, signal processing, or data-driven security analysis. Previous research or experimental experience in hardware/embedded-system security, demonstrated through a thesis, project, publication, or relevant work
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Faculty’s PhD program and be expected to complete the project and PhD within three years. Responsibilities Carry out wet-lab genomics work Carry out computational analyses and interpret data Maintain
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the analysis of large-scale omics data (e.g., proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics), including basic programming skills in R and/or Python Documented experience with exercise testing (e.g., testing
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research designed and conducted by the PhD candidate. The research may build on, extend, or enable comparisons with research undertaken elsewhere in CAMELOT, but should not depend on data collection
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; or experimental and intervention-based social science. Experience with empirical data collection and analysis, participation in research projects, academic publishing, or interdisciplinary research will also be
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research designed and conducted by the PhD candidate. The research may build on, extend, or enable comparisons with research undertaken elsewhere in CAMELOT, but should not depend on data collection
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population genetics and marine metapopulation dynamics. Contribute to generating and managing reproducible computer code and workflows. Produce a high-quality PhD thesis, comprising of manuscripts suitable