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with external partners, including organisations in digital learning and the charity sector. The PhD position is fully funded for the duration of four years. PhD students may be appointed to teaching and
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, visual communication, and graphic representation; proficiency in digital design tools for 2D and 3D representation (e.g. AutoCAD, Rhino, Revit, SketchUp, or similar); proficiency in graphic design and
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maintenance tasks. - Monitor and operate digital fabrication equipment, including laser cutters, 3D printers, and cutting machines. - Check and maintain workshop machinery with regard to functionality and
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with or conducting research with older adults experience in research or development projects involving digital technologies What we offer Lund University is a government agency, which means you receive
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for the position are: Experience and knowledge of geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI) and/or digital twins. Leadership skills, including experience of leading research projects or research teams. Proven
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geography and computational methods Master's degree in a relevant field (e.g., Computational Social Science, Data Science, Computer Science, Statistics, Information Science, Digital Humanities, Economics
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under technological and institutional change, addressing how entrepreneurial actors and owners create and renew businesses in transforming industries, including media, digital platforms, and artificial
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creativity as an innovation capability. The project engages with cultural heritage through placemaking and entrepreneurship, enhancing students’ entrepreneurial, cross-disciplinary and digital competencies
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, imaging data, and cell and molecular biology. These services are developed based on the needs of SciLifeLab users and as part of the Data Centre’s mission as a provider of digital infrastructure. The work
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on the needs of SciLifeLab users and as part of the Data Centre’s mission as a provider of digital infrastructure. The work targets users within national infrastructures, within the Data-Driven Life Science