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BUSINESS DEVELOPER to join a team of research experts from the School of Electrical Engineering. A funded Research to Business project SkyWake develops advancing imaging technology for small telescopes
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work by further developing the code to include time dependent cohesive bonding between the ice blocks. Then you will use the code to model ice pile-up. The work will have a multi-scale component as you
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(AWSoM/IA) to model stellar coronae and winds driven by dynamo‑generated surface magnetic maps. Disseminate results in journals and conferences; contribute to open‑science releases of data and code. In
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for practical applications. This project aims to develop a new OAM platform using well-designed 2D material nanocomposites based on MXenes combined with functional organic molecules, and to demonstrate prototype
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aims to develop a new OAM platform using well-designed 2D material nanocomposites based on MXenes combined with functional organic molecules, and to demonstrate prototype devices for large modulating
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research on nanoscale control of optical fields for applications in optical imaging and photonic chip technology. The research will be focused on the design, fabrication, and testing of optical components
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experimental collaborators. The position is part of the Research Council of Finland project ELPH-ML (https://research.fi/en/results/funding/88752 ). In combination with academic development courses at Aalto
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implementation in Fire Dynamics Simulator CFD code Experimental validation of simulations Machine learning for accelerated evaluation of radiative properties The doctoral degree will be awarded upon successful
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of Finland project ELPH-ML (https://research.fi/en/results/funding/88752 ). In combination with academic development courses at Aalto University, we will help you grow a competitive and international career
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Future robots must perceive, predict, communicate, and decide reliably in complex, human–robot shared environments. The Mobile Robotics (https://www.aalto.fi/en/department-of-electrical-engineering