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to developing clean and sustainable energy systems across electrical, thermal, and mechatronic energy technologies. We offer an interdisciplinary research environment, advanced laboratory facilities, and
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Energy is an international research department at Aalborg University dedicated to developing clean and sustainable energy systems across electrical, thermal, and mechatronic energy technologies. We offer
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international research department at Aalborg University dedicated to developing clean and sustainable energy systems across electrical, thermal, and mechatronic energy technologies. We offer an interdisciplinary
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of 20 months and is based at Aalborg University’s campus in Aalborg. You will be part of the research group Batteries, which is placed in the section for Mechatronic Systems. The position is closely
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electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments to address real-world energy challenges. The department is located in both
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to the development of clean and sustainable energy systems. Our activities cover electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments
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the Research Group for Production and Mechatronics: https://mpe.au.dk/om-instituttet/sektioner/manufacturing-and-mechatronics We Offer Access to well-established research infrastructure, laboratories, and shared
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dedicated to the development of clean and sustainable energy systems. Our activities cover electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners, utilities and
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relation to the research group Fluid Power and the PhD Student will be positioned to the section for Mechatronics. Your competencies The ideal candidate for this PhD position should have a strong academic
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electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments to address real-world energy challenges. The department is located in both