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pursuing for a PhD Work sample in the scope of an essay Applications must be submitted by July 31,2024.Please note that we exclusively accept applications submitted through our online application portal
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). The tasks carried out in this PhD work will be synergistic with the objectives of the EU Horizon 2020 projects SUPERB (https://forest-restoration.eu/ ) and TRANSFORMIT (Transforming forest management
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mechanical properties for the fabrication of ceramic or its composites thereof. The aim of the PhD work is to mimic the hierarchical microstructure using advanced ceramics like aluminum oxide (Al2 O3
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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by an EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The PhD work will be conducted
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vibrations close to the seabed that may be harmful to, e.g., fishes and invertebrates, neglecting them may lead to biased noise estimation. Unlike previous works, the PhD work will account for seabed shear
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organisms. The PhD work will involve theoretical and computational modelling, in collaboration with experimentalists. It is planned that the numerical simulations will help advance our understanding
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inclusion of Sami and Indigenous knowledge in the field of climate risk and resilience research. The PhD work is expected to contribute to the ongoing work of the project where broadening the knowledge base
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education credits. The education is financed through a combination of stipend during 1-3 years, followed by PhD employment during year 4 (project 1 and 2) alternatively PhD employment during year 1-4 (project
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://psychologie.unibas.ch/en/faculty/centers/social-psychology/ ) we are currently looking for dynamic and independent graduate students (Master's degree) or physicians who are interested in carrying out their PhD work in
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4.0. For a new industry related research project, we are looking for a new PhD. Job description A considerable portion of the noise produced by trains stems from rolling noise, primarily influenced by