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Take the next step in your research career at the intersection of digital twins, multi-timescale system optimization, and integrated Power-to-X systems with special focus on the electrical
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. The tasks include battery cell characterization and modelling based on laboratory tests, and development of algorithms for estimating the charge level, health, and power capability which includes robustness
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Sustainable Electricity), which addresses the significant climate impact of lime and cement production. The project develops and demonstrates a 0.5 MW pilot system for electrified calcination with integrated
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electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments to address real-world energy challenges. The department is located in both
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to the development of clean and sustainable energy systems. Our activities cover electrical, thermal and mechatronic energy technologies, and we work closely with industrial partners and other academic environments
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hold a PhD degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related field or can document equivalent scientific qualifications at PhD level. Your research profile
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, Computational Physics, or similar. Who we are We are an interdisciplinary team working primarily with the development of numerical models for hydrodynamics. Current projects involve the model development
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should have the following qualifications: Ph. D. degree in data science, electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, mathematical engineering, or similar. Proven track record in
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have a PhD in wireless communication, electrical engineering, antenna and electromagnetic engineering, telecommunications engineering, microwave engineering, or a closely related field, and you bring a
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mechanisms involved when pain becomes chronic. Work in a team using electroencephalography (EEG), transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), TMS-EEG, transcranial electrical stimulation (tES), quantitative