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and Robotics of the University of Coimbra (ISR-UC) opens a call for applications for one (1) Research Grant (BI) for a PhD student within the scope of the RUGGED project, with the reference 2023.16314
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computational kernel to effectively generate optimised structure and toolpaths for robot-assisted additive manufacturing with dynamically changed material accumulation directions. The research is funded by
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PhD degree in Mechanical/ Electronic/ Robotic Engineering or related discipline who will develop novel control methods for soft robotic wearable systems to help older people and people with disabilities
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prides itself in its excellent research capabilities in areas including advanced manufacturing, aerospace, biomedical, energy, industrial engineering, maritime engineering, robotics, etc. The school is
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Robot Learning (https://ellis-stuttgart.eu/research/ ). To strengthen our joint research activities, we are looking for an excellent and highly motivated scientist with an outstanding early-career track
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as part of a research team to meet agreed project outcomes, timelines and milestones. Qualifications: Mandatory for Academic Level A appointment: PhD or close to submission in robotics, machine
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quality, wind energy, water quality, environmental health, resilience, sustainability and climate change, life cycle assessment, green infrastructure, urban informatics, and robotics. CEE sits within
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to have a PhD degree in Production Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Automation, Robotics, or another relevant technical field. The applicant must have completed the degree no more than three years
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robotics, machine learning or other relevant disciplines. Mandatory for Academic Level B appointment: PhD in robotics, machine learning or other relevant disciplines. Please Note: Appointment to
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palaeontology) and biomechanics (3D modelling and simulation; form-function correlations with performance; virtual robotics), and other research in the Structure & Motion Laboratory, Department of Comparative