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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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from 1st of November 2026 or as soon as possible hereafter. About the project The position is affiliated with the Pioneer Center for Accelerating P2X Materials Discovery (CAPeX) and the section
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and to be more specific cross-sectoral health care pathways for people with chronic disease. The project aims to develop cross-sectoral care pathways that can contribute to more coherent, person-centred
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platforms in the green transition. The PhD project is expected to contribute to research on strategic management, partnerships, ecosystem collaboration, and green transition. Empirically, the project will
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development support to help you plan your next career step. At HST, our values – Share. Care. Dare. – shape the way we collaborate, support one another and create knowledge with societal impact. Learn more
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systems. The position is open for appointment from 15 September 2026 or soon hereafter. The duration of the position is three years. About the Project AI:X is an ambitious initiative at Aalborg University
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strategic initiative to further strengthen the department’s expertise in digital and AI-driven research methods. Your work tasks • Develop and carry out an independent research project under supervision
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career step. At HST, our values – Share. Care. Dare. – shape the way we collaborate, support one another and create knowledge with societal impact. Learn more about the department on our website and in
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We hereby invite applications for one or more PhD position focusing on the development and application of hyperspectral imaging technologies for bulk forensic evidence analysis. The project aims
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, this project will explore how innovations based on circular practices emerge between companies through ongoing collaboration, coordination, and negotiation across value chains. Building on recent research