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vehicles for offshore inspection, surveillance and exploration. The project focuses on the development of high-speed USV technologies that can operate reliably in challenging marine environments and support
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Are you interested in shaping the future of intelligent and secure computing systems where artificial intelligence meets reliable embedded hardware? We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate, as
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Department of Food Science (FOOD KU), Faculty of Science (SCIENCE) invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in Food Engineering, “Linking Powder Structure to Performance” The project is in
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Role Description This is a full-time (37 hours/week) on-site role located at Åbogade 34, 8200 Aarhus N, Denmark for a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University
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in Skagen, Denmark, one of Northern Europe’s busiest anchorage hubs. The SPARK project will showcase a scalable, reliable, and cost-effective offshore-onshore power supply solution, reaching TRL 8
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actuation and control. Although research has demonstrated stable levitation and contact-free pumping in laboratory-scale systems, reliable design methods for realistic industrial operating conditions remain
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of abstract systems and structures. The majority of the work will be theoretical, but for certain problems it may be relevant to set up simulations in a quantum network simulator such as NetSquid or Q2NS
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candidate and a postdoctoral researcher. The candidate’s workplace will be in Aalborg. As part of this project, you will investigate the impact of generative AI on creative processes and design novel ways
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solutions that combine low energy consumption with reliable and safe operation in compliance with relevant standards and regulatory requirements. A key scientific challenge addressed in this project is the
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between 1990 and 2016. As cities expand and urban heat intensifies, efficient and reliable cooling infrastructure becomes critical. Yet current systems suffer from persistent challenges: design oversizing