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hereafter. The duration of the position is three years. Your work tasks A PhD stipend is available in the field of power electronics, with a focus on developing reliable and circular substrate and integration
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and submitted electronically by clicking APPLY NOW below. Please include: Motivated letter of application including your motivation for applying for this specific PhD project (approx. 2 pages
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PhD positions in Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence The Department of Computer Science at Aalborg University invites applications for two fully funded PhD positions working with Professor Niels
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20 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Aalborg Universitet Department The Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Energy, Section for Power Electronics System Integration and
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foreign research institution. Who we are The PhD Student will be positioned to the section for “Applied Power Electronic Systems” at Department of Energy in Aalborg University (AAU Energy). AAU Energy is an
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organizational theory, the learning sciences, digital transformation, digital technologies, human-computer interaction, and related fields. Within the specific field, the PhD student will engage in both research
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Description The Department of Electronic Systems at The Technical Faculty of IT and Design invites applications for a PhD stipend in the field of wireless-native Physical AI Systems within the general study
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The Department of Electronic Systems at The Technical Faculty of IT and Design invites applications for a PhD stipend in the field of wireless-native Physical AI Systems within the general study
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In this PhD position, you will help design the next generation of circular plastics systems by combining hands-on polymer processing with data-driven modelling. The PhD study is a full-time, fixed
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The Biological Chemistry section at the Department of Chemistry invites applicants for an externally funded, three-year PhD fellowship within structural enzymology and time-resolved crystallography