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Intelligence and Neuroscience.” The PhD project will be carried out at the Department of Technology, Management and Economics (DTU Management) at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), in close collaboration
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/organisations/collaboratory-for-human-centered-immersive-problem-solving-spaces ) or Purposeful Technology Lab (https://vbn.aau.dk/da/organisations/purposeful-technology-lab/ ), depending on the candidate’s
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that the student can be admitted to PhD studies at the Department of Space Research and Technology at the Technical University of Denmark. The employment period is 3 years, the working week is 37 hours. Read more
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expertise in models and algorithms for AI and XAI, to engage with our colleagues in Science Studies, headed by Assoc. Prof. Rune Nyrup, where you will have a secondary office space. The Department
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within the newly funded Horizon Europe research project OceanSOS (creating a Safe Operating Space for the deep and open Ocean). OceanSOS is an international, interdisciplinary research project
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main supervisor. His focus is not only on research, but on building researchers. He will push you, give you space, and expect you to grow into an independent scientist. Henrik C. Pedersen is Vice Head of
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7 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Technical University Of Denmark Department DTU Compute Research Field Computer science Engineering Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1
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educational technology spaces can foster embodied and epistemic engagement with scientific practices – helping students not only understand complex concepts and procedures in the short term, but also develop
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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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, transformation, and continued use of existing buildings are therefore essential strategies for reducing environmental impacts while meeting future needs for buildings and spaces. While life cycle assessment (LCA