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3rd August 2026 Languages English English English We are looking for a PhD Candidate in Measuring Uncertainty and Risk with Agentic AI for Decision-Oriented Modelling Apply for this job See
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components. We focus on application-oriented methods that can operate in real time and are suitable for operating decentralized systems. We aim to enable the reliable, cost-efficient, resilient, and
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for Quantum Communication Networks and Applications (QCNA ) is a Norwegian research centre with partners in Scandinavia and Japan. Its goal is to design secure and reliable quantum communication protocols and
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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
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are poorly understood and not accounted for in current-generation hydrological models. The PhD research project will address these issues for more reliable hydrological predictions with a focus on the
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. Project Description Are you excited by the idea of using world-class microscopy to unlock the secrets of materials and shape the future of sustainable energy? This PhD offers a rewarding chance to become a
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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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the University of Zürich and explores the risks and opportunities of AI chatbot use for the well-being and the social relationships of their users in the Swiss context. The successful candidate will
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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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, and children by coordinating evidence-informed health services and policy research to improve outcomes for medically underserved and at-risk populations. By leveraging data-driven insights