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The Centre for Journalism, Department of Political Science and Public Management , University of Southern Denmark, Odense, invites applications with a strong computational profile for a three-year
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DTU Management invites applications for a 3-year PhD Scholarship associated with the project “Brains in Motion: Explaining How Humans Learn and Adapt to Navigate Urban Environments Using Artificial
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thermal modeling with real-world implementation, navigating the socio-techno-economic complexity of the built environment. Working across three integrated research pillars, Advanced HVAC System Design
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Applicants are invited for a PhD fellowship/scholarship at Graduate School of Technical Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark, within the Electrical and Computer Engineering programme. The position
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, processes, and practices, and how educational institutions prepare students to navigate these changes and contribute to the development and implementation of AI. The project may draw on perspectives from
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how different groups of newcomers to political speech (be they women, working class activists or populist representatives) navigated the challenges of making themselves heard without being perceived as
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representatives) navigated the challenges of making themselves heard without being perceived as excessive or intrusive. We analyse how political actors managed disagreement at a practical level, and how embodied
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they are expected to navigate. The premise of the project is that the green transition of ports cannot be understood as a question of individual port strategy alone. Rather, ports’ emerging roles as energy hubs
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investigate how sensor data can be fused to improve navigation, obstacle awareness, vehicle state estimation, guidance and mission reliability. Propulsion-control co-design: Studying the coupling between
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forward to receiving your application. Join us and help shape the future of safe autonomous systems. Description of the project This project aims to develop novel strategies for safe and adaptive navigation