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? The transition to sustainable heating requires close collaboration between municipalities, distribution system operators (DSOs), households and other stakeholders. Effective planning depends on the ability
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transition. Increasing electrification through technologies such as heat pumps creates new planning and congestion challenges for electricity distribution grids. At the same time, effective planning depends
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learning, Efficient Algorithms and High Performance Computing), and Physics (Image Formation Modelling). Your project is part of the DUAL-IMPACT project, which focuses on the development of new data-driven
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to reduce floodrisk (using the flood risk models of Pillar 1), including GDP effects and distributional effects between areas inside and outside transition zones; Identifying tipping points at which climate
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), Computer Science (Machine learning, Efficient Algorithms and High Performance Computing), and Physics (Image Formation Modelling). Your project is part of the DUAL-IMPACT project, which focuses on the development
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, distribution system operators (DSOs), households and other stakeholders. Effective planning depends on the ability to share and combine data from diverse sources, including building characteristics, energy
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master's degree in computer science, mathematics, or related subjects. A solid background in cryptography, algorithms, discrete mathematics, or a related area. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
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to operate in a scalable and decentralized manner while achieving obstacle avoidance using onboard sensing and adapting to changes in dynamic environments. In parallel to the theoretical and algorithmic
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different incentives, mechanisms and regulatory scenarios, evaluating their performance with respect to different objectives and their trade-offs. Developing decentralized and bi-level algorithms to help
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transition depends on data that almost no one is allowed to see. Distribution system operators (DSOs), municipalities and energy communities need high-resolution grid and consumption data to plan grid