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1st August 2026 Languages English English English PhD Research Fellow in Design and Analysis of Co-located Renewable Energy Devices Apply for this job See advertisement About the position A fixed
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2nd August 2026 Languages English English English Inland School of Business and Social Sciences invites candidates to apply for a PhD Research Fellowship in Neurodivergence and innovation in
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modelling and optimization techniques, this research aims to identify optimum design and operational strategies that enhance system flexibility, improve resilience to variable supply and demand, and minimize
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. The project will examine printing direction, post-curing, anisotropy, and layer-related defects in additively manufactured crowns. The project uses a staged design: protocol development and comparative wear
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, macroecology, remote sensing, landscape ecology, pollination, and landscape modelling, aimed at understanding the past, present and future of alpine and mountain environments worldwide. The precise research plan
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. Relevant projects may make use of large-scale survey data, administrative or register-based data, repeated cross-sectional or longitudinal designs, evaluation studies, or combinations of these. Applicants
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using existing data. The successful candidate will contribute to this work by developing and validating the assessment tools, collecting and analyzing data, contributing to the design of new studies
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cells. Over the course of the project, a custom confocal quantum diamond microscope (QDM) will be designed, built, and optimized to track NV-containing nanodiamonds inside cells and perform high
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. The project will examine printing direction, post-curing, anisotropy, and layer-related defects in additively manufactured crowns. The project uses a staged design: protocol development and comparative wear
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player studies with game analysis and co-design, with attention to new areas of applied social research. About the department, the research center and research group The Department of Information Science