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. You will design and optimize resilience mechanisms that estimate disruption risk and proactively reconfigure the transport network to enable autonomous recovery, self-healing, and graceful degradation
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, University of Skövde. One of VE's main visions is to contribute to a "viable society" by developing future production systems, optimizing manufacturing methods and prioritizing human-centered design in
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on the recruitment page of Stockholm University website ( https://su.varbi.com/what:job/jobID:947087/where:4/ ). Reference: SU FV-2161-26 (DC13) Recruitment will follow the MSCA Doctoral Network principles of: Open
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phase-field modelling elucidate the mechanisms at play. Where to apply Website https://su.varbi.com/ Requirements Research FieldChemistry » Physical chemistryEducation LevelMaster Degree or equivalent
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Networks conducts cutting edge research covering several aspects of communication infrastructures. The Optical Networks (ON) group performs research in network architecture design and optimization, control
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methodologies for evaluating suitable storage sites and optimized lined rock cavern designs; - publish research findings in leading international scientific journals; - present research at national and
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modelling, laboratory testing and field investigations; - participate in site investigations and data collection in northern Sweden; - develop methodologies for evaluating suitable storage sites and optimized
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Network, funded by the EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA). For a complete list of the 10 available positions, please visit the network’s website. The Department of Information Technology holds a
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further developed using different forms of AI, both traditional AI and neural network-based methods, to improve adaptability, safety, human comfort and resilience. The research will include AI for robot
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tracking; volume and mass estimation; inverse geological modelling; and analysis of sensor and telematics data from machines and transports. The logistics part may include optimization of construction