PhD Positions in Mechatronics in Denmark

Research opportunity in quantum control and quantum algorithms at the Department of Electronic Systems, Aalborg University. The project sits within the Learning and Decisions Lab and is led by Professor Rafal Wisniewski, in an international environment with weekly meetings, close day-to-day supervision, and collaboration with senior researchers, PhD students, postdoctoral fellows, and international partners. The PhD is part of the QUANTA project, which studies how to view quantum programs as ope...

DTU Compute is offering a PhD scholarship focused on developing machine-learning methods for faster analysis and optimization of cyber-physical systems. The project will connect learned prediction models with optimization methods to address analytical calculations and simulations that are too expensive to evaluate repeatedly within practical computing budgets. The PhD researcher will develop surrogate models for predicting outputs such as execution delays, energy use, and resource demands. Machi...

This PhD scholarship at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU Construct) is part of a collaboration between DTU and a private enterprise focused on experimental clearance flow research for ammonia and other sustainable marine fuels. The project uses an in-house designed high-pressure clearance flow test rig that reproduces pressure and temperature conditions similar to those in a marine engine booster pump. The successful PhD student will continue development of the ammonia flow rig, run test...

This PhD scholarship at DTU Construct focuses on building predictive Human Digital Twins for human-centred systems engineering. The project sits at the intersection of biomechanics , artificial intelligence , and systems engineering , and aims to turn generic musculoskeletal models into personalised digital representations of people. You will work on methods that use sparse wearable sensor data rather than costly laboratory measurements or medical imaging to personalise biomechanical models. A c...

This PhD project at DTU Electro focuses on electronic-photonic integration for scalable information processing, combining thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) photonic circuits with custom CMOS chips . The research addresses a central challenge in modern computing and photonic hardware: how to move from isolated photonic devices to chip-scale systems that can be driven, stabilized, and controlled electronically at scale. The project EPIC develops 3D integration of photonic and CMOS chips through fli...

The project is a PhD fellowship in the Centre for Machine Learning at the Data Science and Statistics Section of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (IMADA), University of Southern Denmark. The research focuses on probabilistic machine learning, with a particular emphasis on foundation-model-inspired approaches for multi-agent reinforcement learning. The PhD student will investigate new algorithmic principles that enable large populations of learning agents to solve open-vocabular...

Aalborg University is offering a PhD position in safe, resilient learning-based planning and control for heterogeneous multi-robot systems operating under connectivity constraints. The project is based in the Automation and Control Section of the Department of Electronic Systems in Aalborg and is connected to the EU Horizon ROX6G project. ROX6G develops autonomous robotic systems for exploring hazardous, poorly documented underground mines. The robot teams will combine exploration, mapping, sens...

This PhD project at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Construct focuses on predictive Human Digital Twins for human-centred systems engineering. The research combines biomechanics, artificial intelligence and systems engineering to create personalised computational models of how individuals move and interact with technical systems. The project will develop methods that transform generic musculoskeletal models into personalised Human Digital Twins using sparse multimodal wearable-sensor d...

Aarhus University invites applications for a PhD in Physical AI for Adaptive Robot Manipulation within the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Graduate School of Technical Sciences. The project is part of STORM, or Soft Tactile Memory for Safe Physical-AI Correction of Robotic Foundation Models, funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark. The PhD researcher will develop the machine-learning core that enables robotic foundation models to use physical feedback during act...