PhD Opportunities in Electrical Engineering in Hungary

The Doctoral Position in Spintronics at the University of Gothenburg is based in the Department of Physics in central Gothenburg, within an active international research environment with broad collaborations. The department’s research spans atomic and molecular physics, condensed matter physics, spintronics, complex systems, and biophysics, and it is connected to the Gothenburg Physics Centre together with nearby university partners and Chalmers University of Technology. This doctoral project is...

The project is a three-year PhD stipend at Aalborg University focused on AI and medical imaging for stroke prediction and personalised care . It is part of the Centre for AI in Health at the Faculty of Medicine and based in the Department of Health Science and Technology , an interdisciplinary environment bringing together engineering, medicine and health sciences. The PhD candidate will work on developing novel AI methods to support early risk stratification , clinical decision-making , and per...

These four PhD positions are hosted by DTU Energy within BRIGHT ’s mission-oriented research programme on novel biomanufacturing-enabled materials. The project aims to create PFAS-free functional biomaterials and, in particular, to develop proteinaceous and polypeptide-based materials as sustainable alternatives to persistent fluorinated components used in batteries. The research spans an integrated pipeline from molecular design to biomanufacturing, materials processing and performance testing....

This PhD project is part of BRIGHT at the Technical University of Denmark, where researchers are building a general platform for designing protein- and peptide-based biomaterials. The first testbed is solid-state battery components, with the broader aim of replacing fluorinated PFAS polymers with de novo designed proteins and peptides. The project focuses on predictive modelling of long-timescale behaviour in designed proteins and peptides using generative molecular dynamics. A key goal is to un...

This PhD project is part of the ACCESS initiative, Augmenting the STEM Classroom by ESS Digital Twins , a collaboration between Technical University of Denmark (DTU) , University of Copenhagen , and the European Spallation Source (ESS) in Lund. The project focuses on how university students learn when they work with digital twins of ESS instruments, and how such virtual environments can prepare them for real neutron-based experiments. The research is centred on four ESS instruments and the learn...

The Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen is offering a PhD fellowship in experimental quantum nanophotonics within the newly established Mikkelsen Photonics group . The project focuses on quantum and nonlinear light–matter interactions in plasmonic nanocavities , where light is confined to extreme subwavelength volumes and interactions with a controlled number of colloidal quantum emitters can be studied in a highly engineered environment. The PhD student will help develop a wafe...

The PhD fellowship is based in the Mutwil group at the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences (PLEN), University of Copenhagen , working at the interface of comparative and evolutionary plant biology and AI-driven discovery. The project focuses on computational plant biology and aims to turn the plant literature and multi-omics data into evidence-backed predictions of gene function and stress regulation, with particular attention to heat and drought resilience in Nordic crops. The studen...

The Robotics and Artificial Intelligence group (RAI) at Luleå University of Technology is recruiting a doctoral student to join a growing research environment focused on autonomous robotics. The team works on fundamental and principled research across robotics, with a particular emphasis on aerial, space, and bio-inspired robotics. The position is based in the Department of Systems and Space Engineering and is embedded in an active research setting that aims to bridge the gap between theory and ...

The doctoral project is based in the bioinorganic chemistry group within the molecular biomimetics program at the Department of Chemistry – Ångström , Uppsala University. The group is described as internationally recognized, highly visible, and located in a modern building at the Ångström Laboratory. The research environment is strongly collaborative, with cross-disciplinary interactions and cooperation with specialists at Uppsala University and other universities in Sweden and abroad. The proje...