33 parallel-programming "Intelligent Systems Group" PhD positions at Aalto University
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Micro and Quantum Systems (MQS) research group in the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering at Aalto University. MQS currently comprises more than 18 members and is expanding. We are advancing
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, Espoo), High‑Performance Computing Lab (Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Maarit Korpi‑Lagg) Consortium collaborators include the University of Helsinki Stellar Astrophysics Group (Dr. Thomas Hackman, Dr. Mikko
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operation of AI+Energy systems, integrated energy systems, green hydrogen, ship and port energy systems, and energy-intensive infrastructures such as data centres. The research group is led by
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-and-automation/mobile-robotics ) and Intelligent Robotics ( https://irobotics.aalto.fi ) groups at Aalto University’s School of Electrical Engineering develop autonomy under imperfect knowledge and
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community. We are currently seeking two highly motivated doctoral researchers to join the Cyber-physical Systems Group at Aalto University’s School of Electrical Engineering for an ERC Starting Grant
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, multidisciplinary energy technology, and design and implementation of technical systems. The strength of our school lies in close collaboration with stakeholders across research and education. About 45
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mathematics, computer science, or a related field, and strong programming skills, to work on biology-informed machine learning for dynamical systems (see project description below). The position is based at
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a Doctoral Researcher in Numerical Modeling of Sea Ice We are seeking a highly motivated Doctoral Researcher to join our ice mechanics research group at Aalto University to work on collaborative
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community. We are seeking a doctoral researcher to join the Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation at Aalto University, Finland. You will work in the Research Group of Power Transmission
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. Ransell D'Souza at the Department of Chemistry and Materials Science, Aalto University, and the Data-driven Atomistic Simulation (DAS) group, led by Prof. Miguel Caro at the Department of Chemistry and