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. The position is fixed term and full-time and includes both research and teaching activities. The PhD scholarship is part of the research project Not Liking School: Lived Experience of School Emotions, funded by
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rapidly digitalising society and contributes to the development of sustainable, inclusive, and pluri-/multilingual ecosystems across Europe. More information may be found on the MultiLAwa home page https
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analytical and mathematical problem-solving skills. Experience with programming and experimental evaluation of computing systems. Excellent communication skills in English. The standard MSCA eligibility
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for the following qualifications: Professional qualifications relevant to the PhD project Relevant publications Relevant work experience Other relevant professional activities Curious mind-set with a strong interest
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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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deeper, longer-term epistemic capacities through hands-on, situated experiences. Central to the project is the integration of these technologies into real classroom and laboratory settings, ensuring
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. Participating in active research environments including a stay at another research team. Obtaining experience with teaching or other types of dissemination related to your PhD project Teaching and disseminating
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teams with colleagues. Your qualifications You are expected to have a Ph.D. in hydrology and have documented experience with numerical integrated hydrological modelling including groundwater, remote
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will be considered: Essential experience and skills: A strong academic background in computer science, machine learning, applied statistics or a closely related field. Practical experience with AI
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and renewable fuel production. You have experience with process-modelling tools such as Aspen Plus, Aspen HYSYS or other related software and are motivated to develop and apply dynamic models of energy