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Would you like to be a part of a dynamic team, working with future energy systems? At the Faculty of Energy Technology, a position as Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Digital Twin in Electrical
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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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of Power-to-X processes for renewable fuel production. The project is primarily rooted in process engineering while also addressing the interaction between Power-to-X plants and the electrical grid. You will
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the ambition of producing contributions relevant to leading venues in both the communications and AI communities. Your competencies We are looking for a candidate with a Master's degree in electrical engineering
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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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, deterministic systems. You model them, you optimize them, you operate them. That paradigm is breaking down. As electricity replaces fossil fuels, industrial systems must operate under fundamentally new conditions
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Electronic and Electrical Engineering; as per November 1, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. In electronic engineering, Aalborg University is known worldwide for its high academic quality and societal
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. We have a strategy of publishing our research in leading journals in our fields. We consider current trends and issues in all the knowledge we produce. Only then can we contribute to business-critical
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the general study programme Electrical and Electronic Engineering; as per September 1, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. In electronic engineering, Aalborg University is known worldwide for its high
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Sustainable Power Electronics and Electrification Research Group at the Department of Energy Technology. Cyber-Physical Energy Systems, such as electric vehicle chargers and power grids are increasingly exposed