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journals, and attract future research funding. Senior researchers will actively support access to Danish data sources (e.g., registry data, surveys, and organisations). Your competencies The ideal candidate
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PhD Scholarship in University Students’ Learning Via Digital Twins of Neutron Scattering Instruments
to select and analyze data from neutron instruments. This implies that students who will become users of such facilities must develop knowledge, skills, and competences in a way that is transferable from
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to contact us. You will find contact persons at the bottom of the jobpost. Further information Read more about our recruitment process here. The assessment of candidates for the position will be carried out by
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of the general degree programmes at DTU. For information about our enrolment requirements and the general planning of the PhD study programme, please see DTU's rules for the PhD education . Assessment
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to material properties, environmental loading, sensor data, and model fidelity. Bayesian and stochastic techniques will be used to propagate uncertainty through diagnosis and prognosis models, enabling
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of quantum information – e.g. the no-cloning principle – to provide improved privacy in distributed computation settings. As part of the position, you will be expected to collaborate with other researchers
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-principles physical knowledge with data-driven learning to enable continuous, autonomous system oversight. Research objectives The project pursues two interconnected research directions: Continuous
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dynamic, crowded environments. As a PhD candidate, you will develop methods that combine data-driven autonomy with formal safety guarantees and validate them in real time through simulation and experimental
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machine learning models that can detect unusual, unsafe, or attacked operating conditions. Developing data-driven models that capture how faults and attacks spread through a system, and using them to make
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in one of the general degree programmes at DTU. For information about our enrolment requirements and the general planning of the PhD study programme, please see DTU's rules for the PhD education