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theoretical and computational research on dynamic game theory and multi-agent optimization for uncertain systems. By building on tools from distributed optimization, convex-monotone game theory, and hybrid
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. As a PhD researcher, you will unravel the atomic-scale mechanisms of hydrogen embrittlement in compositionally complex recycled steels, using density functional theory and machine-learned interatomic
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Engineers usually want predictability. This project embraces chaos! – Excited about control theory? Then join us to build the math of chaotic sampling for greener and more secure control systems
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compositionally complex recycled steels, using density functional theory and machine-learned interatomic potentials, in close collaboration with leading academic partners and Tata Steel. Job description At TU Delft
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of probabilistic and extremal combinatorics, structural graph theory and algorithms. We study problems on discrete structures such as graphs, permutations, posets or set systems using probabilistic, structural and
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. During the PhD, you will work on topics at the intersection of probabilistic and extremal combinatorics, structural graph theory and algorithms. We study problems on discrete structures such as graphs
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Creating superpositions of massive objects with a superconducting qubit: Can we test if gravity is quantum? Job description The radical theory of quantum mechanics is known to describe the fundamental
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European estuaries, thereby linking fundamental theory to real-world applications. In the second phase of the project, the research will advance beyond the traditional 2DV framework by incorporating lateral
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is exactly where this PhD sits. At TU/e you will join the Information and Communication Theory Lab, a group with a long track record in classical coding and information theory: designing and analysing
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in wireless communications, communication theory, signal processing, or RF systems. Aerospace Engineering, especially candidates with experience in LEO satellites, mega-constellations, orbital systems