DTU Wind & Energy Systems at the Technical University of Denmark is offering two fully funded PhD positions as part of the EU-funded MET2ADAPT Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network. The research focuses on advanced methods for wind energy systems, with projects in uncertainty quantification, technology qualification, and risk-based maintenance planning for wind turbine components.

The first PhD project centers on probabilistic and data-driven methods for uncertainty quantification, reliability, and technology qualification of next-generation wind turbine components, supporting certification and innovative design decision-making. The second project targets risk-based inspection and maintenance planning, degradation and reliability modelling, and decision-support tools for optimized operation and maintenance of wind turbine components.

These positions are ideal for candidates with strong backgrounds in engineering, applied mathematics, or related fields, and an interest in probabilistic modelling, risk and reliability analysis, and renewable energy systems. The projects offer international training, industrial collaboration, and secondments within the MET2ADAPT network, providing a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of wind energy research.

Applications are open, and deadlines are approaching. For more information and to apply, visit the provided links to the DTU Career Site. The positions are supervised by Professor Athanasios Kolios, Head of Section SIL and President of the European Academy of Wind Energy. The Technical University of Denmark is a leading institution in wind energy research, located in Denmark.