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research to support the emerging bioeconomy. The Bioproduct Chemistry group is now looking for a Doctoral researcher in chemical upgrading of polyphenols for advanced functional materials About the
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, inventors, and scientists for industry and society. A Doctoral Researcher position is available at the Soft Matter and Wetting (SMW) group, Department of Applied Physics (School of Science) at Aalto
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materials, multidisciplinary energy technology, and design and implementation of technical systems. The strength of our school lies in close collaboration with stakeholders across research and education
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expected to present publish in leading academic journals and high-level scientific conferences, actively participate in the research group activities, assist in the preparation of new research proposals
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-edge research to support the emerging bioeconomy. The Bioproduct Chemistry group is now looking for a Doctoral researcher in chemical upgrading of polyphenols for advanced functional materials About
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Distributed AI Services”. To make carbon-aware decisions, both orchestrators and developers need to see the real energy cost of an AI workload. In this project you build analytical models and systems that
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of the doctoral studies, the researcher will be expected to present publish in leading academic journals and high-level scientific conferences, actively participate in the research group activities
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Services”. To make carbon-aware decisions, both orchestrators and developers need to see the real energy cost of an AI workload. In this project you build analytical models and systems that make energy
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project in the research group of Professor Riku Jäntti at Aalto University's Department of Information and Communications Engineering. The research environment brings together expertise in wireless
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(SMW) group, Department of Applied Physics (School of Science) at Aalto University. We are looking for an enthusiastic researcher to experimentally study how water condensation begins and evolves on