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This PostDoc project focusses on extending an existing digital twin platform called DTaaS with better support for collaboration between different legal entities in a secure manner. Digital twins
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An international network within the field Excellent collaborative skills Who we are PREDICT is at the forefront of international research to unravel the cause and prognosis of inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD
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Interaction and are supported through a strong network of collaborators. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact the project’s principal investigator, Prof. Niels van Berkel ([email protected]
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environments. We frequently publish in the leading venues in Human-Computer Interaction and are supported through a strong network of collaborators. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact the project’s
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-leading fundamental and applied research within communication, networks, control systems, AI, sound, cyber security, and robotics. The department plays an active role in transferring inventions and results
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. Within the framework of the position, there will typically be opportunities to participate in relevant conferences and workshops and to build an international network within solid and computational
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. The ORBIT consortium engages with the profound transformation that the energy sector is undergoing as Nordic countries pursue the green transition and integration of secure, interconnected smart grids. In
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learning or neural networks), etc. The experience could come from lithium-ion, lithium-ion capacitor, sodium-ion, or other battery technologies. You have solid skills in Matlab/Simulink simulation tool
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projects and participate in national and international networks. Terms of employment will follow Aalborg University’s standard regulations and will be specified in the final advertisement. The position is
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investigate generative AI in Danish upper secondary education while being part of an active international research network. Who are we? GAIYA is a Nordic Baltic research project that studies how generative AI