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Department of Biosystems and Technology PhD project: Sustainable utilisation of agricultural green biomass in integrated protein and biogas systems Subject area: Technology Description of the
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and non-leguminous forb species and their contribution to productive and persistent forage systems. The doctoral student will be part of the forage research group at the Department of Crop Production
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. position is part of a national research project "Human-Centered Intelligent Realities (HINTS)" which is being carried out together with seven industrial partners and is externally funded by the Knowledge
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Engineering at Luleå University of Technology is expanding and is looking for a PhD student to strengthen its research on intelligent soft robotic systems. Our international team conducts fundamental
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Sciences . Project description Security, Privacy and Trust in Intelligent and Distributed Systems The rapid digitalization of society, together with the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI
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Department of Biosystems and Technology PhD project: Using agricultural crop biomass for biogas in synergy with the development of sustainable cropping systems Third-cycle subject area: Agricultural
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turbine instabilities. The project aims to develop novel AI-based control strategies that enable safer and more flexible operation of hydropower systems under changing operating conditions. Your work will
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. Project description Resource-Efficient On-Device AI/ML for IoT Systems This PhD project investigates resource-efficient multimodal machine learning for intelligent Internet of Things systems. It
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develop novel solutions for autonomous heterogeneous swarm systems for the benefit of Swedish industry and society. The vision is to make Sweden a leader in intelligent, adaptive, and trustworthy swarm
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sensing at the Department of Physics (Fysikum), Stockholm University. The project will be carried out within the research group led by Sofia Qvarfort and will be based at Nordita as part of the Wallenberg