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of novel methods to decompose the heterogeneity of psychiatric disorders, particularly ADHD, using large-scale genetic, imaging, and epidemiological data from Denmark and other countries. You will apply
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’ cognitive autonomy is at risk and how timely digital interventions can support independent thinking. Each PhD position is a three-year role and is funded by a DFF research project (‘Safeguarding Users
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diagnostic expertise to more healthcare institutions maximize the utility of collected radiological data One of the major barriers to achieving this, is figuring out how to learn useful patterns in the data
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can be used as a practical tool to identify and adjust recipes that, for a given machine and processing window, fulfil defined target criteria. Building on existing evidence that Machine Learning can
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applied research within communication, networks, control systems, AI, sound, cyber security, and robotics. The department plays an active role in transferring inventions and results into applications in
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Danish language courses during their first years in Denmark (depending on individual eligibility and national schemes). You can read more about AAU Energy at www.energy.aau.dk . How to apply Your
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. Candidates without documented PBL experience are expected to complete a PBL training course within the first year of employment. The successful candidate will most likely be expected to undertake teaching
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Human-Robot Interaction in industrial settings, in terms of monitoring psychophysiological states, predicting fatigue and posture risks, and detecting cognitive strain to provide timely cognitive support
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to apply Your application must include the following: Application (max. 2 pages) describing the applicant's background, motivation and qualifications for the PhD position Curriculum Vitae (CV) List
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/mante-vertelyte/ and here: Can history help us understand why children do not like going to school? The project is led by Associate Professor Mante Vertelyte (PI), Department of Culture and Communication