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will join an interdisciplinary team working across electrolysers, Power-to-X systems, power electronics, control, digital twins, and energy-system optimization, in close collaboration with the Technical
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for Applied Power Electronic Systems. You will join an interdisciplinary team working across electrolysers, Power-to-X systems, power electronics, control, digital twins, and energy-system optimization, in
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-quality, peer-reviewed research output, such as publications in recognised academic journals and/or contributions to books or anthologies. PhD students are also expected to actively disseminate
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academic quality and societal impact. The Department of Electronic Systems employs more than 200 people, of which about 90 are PhD students, and about 40 % of all employees are internationals. In total, it
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Chemical Engineering is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to work on CO2 quality assessment, and pilot-scale CO2 capture. The position is part of a large MSCA project called MISSION-CCS focused towards
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dynamics, control algorithms and sensor integration can be designed as a coherent system to improve speed, range, maneuverability, response time and operational robustness while also having underwater
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-driven, empirical research. Our research focuses on marketing, yet we draw on other academic disciplines to the extent that they improve the quality of our marketing research. Also, we contribute
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DTU Tenure Track Researcher in Neutron Spectroscopy - Uniaxial Pressure Studies of Quantum Materi...
the instrument. The project focuses on the use of uniaxial pressure as a controlled way to perturb exchange interactions in quantum and functional materials. By combining uniaxial pressure with inelastic neutron
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technology, which is subject to special rules for security and export control, open-source background checks may be conducted on qualified candidates for the position. DTU Civil and Mechanical Engineering
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actuation and control. Although research has demonstrated stable levitation and contact-free pumping in laboratory-scale systems, reliable design methods for realistic industrial operating conditions remain