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applications for a PhD position in Public Sector Management Accounting and Control. The Department of Accounting is one of the oldest and largest accounting departments in Europe. We have a growing and
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on modelling and controlling electrified industrial thermal systems under real-world conditions. The work is embedded in a collaborative research project with industrial partners, providing access to realistic
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years. Your work tasks This PhD project focuses on the design and control of energy-efficient hydraulic systems with integrated safety functionalities. The overall objective is to develop innovative
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will join an interdisciplinary team working across electrolysers, Power-to-X systems, power electronics, control, digital twins, and energy-system optimization, in close collaboration with the Technical
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for Applied Power Electronic Systems. You will join an interdisciplinary team working across electrolysers, Power-to-X systems, power electronics, control, digital twins, and energy-system optimization, in
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dynamics, control algorithms and sensor integration can be designed as a coherent system to improve speed, range, maneuverability, response time and operational robustness while also having underwater
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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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on designing and evaluating cognitive support interventions, working with stakeholders to co-design techniques and assess their impact through controlled studies. This suits candidates with strong user-centred
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applied research within communication, networks, control systems, AI, sound, cyber security, and robotics. The department plays an active role in transferring inventions and results into applications in
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control, or auditing. The Department of Accounting is one of the oldest and largest accounting departments in Europe. We have a growing and flourishing research environment, covering core research areas