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outside academia. The Software Engineering group conducts research in a wide range of topics related to design, development, verification, and operation of complex software systems, including emerging
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Sciences, specialization Business Administration, Innovation and Governance (BIG). The successful candidate is expected to complete the doctoral degree during the period of employment. Skjalg Bøhmer Vold
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, specialization Business Administration, Innovation and Governance (BIG). The successful candidate is expected to complete the doctoral degree during the period of employment. About CAMELOT Many of today's most
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on a physical non-nuclear test system. You will design control algorithms that handle the full range of operational states, from steady cruising to rapid load changes and emergency scenarios, and ensure
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Carry out research of excellent quality, contributing to the research project outlined above design of studies data collection (fMRI and behavioral testing) data analyses Complete the doctoral education
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full supervisory team at least four times a year. Your progress and training will be recorded in a personal Career Development Plan. Training and secondment Network training includes three residential
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for identifying concentration, floe size, geometry, and possibly stage of development. The plan is to build models so that radar measurements alone can be used to populate, as far as possible, the Stage
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Engagement, included in the Centre for Research-based Innovation on Nuclear-powered merchant shipping (SFI SAINT), this PhD project will address this knowledge gap by investigating how local communities and
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, the project will explore new methods for representing system dependencies, designing realistic cyber scenarios, and evaluating cyber resilience through automated and scalable cyber range exercises. The project
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design and refine electrochemical setups for rapid screening of corrosion rates. Given an existing interest for the university, the work will focus particularly on the electrochemical corrosion of alloys