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with Git and modern deep learning frameworks (PyTorch/Jax/TensorFlow) Ability to work independently and in collaboration with researchers, engineers, and domain experts. Strong motivation to conduct
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at the interface of modelling, system design, and control engineering, contributing to the development of the next generation of intelligent, energy-efficient hydraulic systems. The position is offered in
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SPARK project, starting in September 2026 or soon hereafter. The 3-year project is funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe flagship programme to develop and pilot Stillstrom’s Offshore Power Zone infrastructure
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including the use of delivery systems to incorporate sensitive ingredients Transferring knowledge to the industry to increase the innovative power of both small and large companies You must contribute
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At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Materials and Production a PhD stipend is available within the doctoral programme Materials Science, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
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DTU Tenure Track Researcher in Neutron Spectroscopy - Uniaxial Pressure Studies of Quantum Materi...
the physical sciences Experience with neutron spectroscopy, Experience with challenging sample environment A track record of peer-reviewed publications Programming skills in Python or Matlab The ability to work
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investigating how technology, space design, and pedagogy can together enable students to continue learning at work, in individual study, or in distributed settings following active, on-campus learning experiences
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well as being able to work independently Be creative and interested in exploring new technology and in adopting new ways of working and solving problems Ability to take personal responsibility for getting things
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, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), cryo-EM-based polyclonal serology (cryo-EMPEM), molecular dynamics simulations, machine learning, and structural biology to define epitopes and engineer improved
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local implementation capacity) channel the same technology in very different ways. China and Denmark face the same wave but route it through fundamentally different institutional architectures, which