UEMF Doctoral Scholarship

Luleå University of Technology (LTU) is expanding its steel research and sustainable steel production activities and has announced six new postdoctoral scholarships/grants focused on hydrogen–steel interactions. This opportunity is centered on advancing the understanding of hydrogen embrittlement by developing and applying models of hydrogen interactions in steel. The research is directly relevant to green steel, fossil-free steelmaking, hydrogen technologies, and sustainable metallurgy. The pos...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Kochi University of Technology in Japan through the KUT Special Scholarship Program (SSP) . This is a doctoral research opportunity for international students interested in a wide range of disciplines. The post highlights a ¥150,000 monthly stipend , full tuition and fee waivers , and travel support . A key application step is to first obtain permission from a project supervisor before submitting the full application. This makes it important to identify a suitable...

Fondazione Bruno Kessler is offering a PhD position on Modeling and Simulation of Urban Digital Twins in Trento, Italy. The project sits at the intersection of urban informatics, modeling and simulation, data science, and artificial intelligence, with a strong focus on building analytical methods for complex city-scale systems. An urban digital twin is described as a dynamic digital model of a city, continuously fed by real-world data and designed to reproduce city behaviour. In this project, th...

Sheffield Hallam University is advertising a joint funded PhD scholarship with La Trobe University, Australia on the project “Predictive Modelling of Football Ball Parameters and Injury Risk during Head Contact Events.” The project sits at the intersection of mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, sports science, biomechanics, machine learning, data science, mathematics, physics and digital engineering. The research aims to build a predictive, data-driven framework that can quantify how...

DTU Compute is offering a PhD scholarship in Causal-informed Machine Learning Methods for Climate Modelling as part of the newly started IcyAlert project. The project focuses on improving predictions of Arctic ice-free summers and their potential climate impacts at multi-seasonal time scales using global climate models , causal analysis , and machine learning . This makes the opportunity especially relevant for candidates interested in the intersection of computer science , environmental science...