PhD Opportunities in Mechanical 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...

This PhD project is hosted by the Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and is linked to the doctoral subject Landscape Architecture. The research focuses on governance and organizational adaptation in relation to the operation and maintenance of urban drainage infrastructure. The project addresses a major sustainability challenge: stormwater transports pollutants from urban areas into receiving waters, creating pre...

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 Broedersz group in the Section for Physics of Living Systems at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is offering a four-year PhD position on the non-equilibrium statistical physics of collective cell migration. The project sits at the interface of living systems, biophysics, and theoretical physics, and is part of a Vici-funded research direction in the Physics department. The successful PhD candidate will work on uncovering the fundamental interaction rules that govern collective cell migration, a ...

Electronics Integration and Reliability (EILB) at Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering is seeking a doctoral researcher to work on the next generation of high-density power electronics. The group develops innovative materials, device design, and bonding technologies for wide-bandgap and ultra-wide-bandgap semiconductor systems, with applications extending to RF devices and smart sensors. The project centers on miniaturised heterogeneous integration for power electronics, using novel...

This PhD project at Amsterdam UMC focuses on the relationship between the heart and hemodynamics in surgical and critically ill patients. Using transthoracic echocardiography together with continuous hemodynamic blood pressure measurements, the doctoral researcher will help answer clinical questions in anesthesiology and intensive care medicine. The position is embedded in the DYNAMO research group within the Adult Intensive Care and Anesthesiology departments at Amsterdam UMC. The group works i...

This PhD scholarship is hosted by the Conservatorio di Musica N. Piccinni in Bari and is centred on the interdisciplinary topic of Computational Electroacoustic Music Composition, Generative Algorithmic Models and Computational Complexity . The programme brings together music theory, composition theory, electroacoustic composition, electronic music, computer science, and mathematics, offering advanced training that links artistic creation with computational and analytical methods. Candidates wil...

This PhD scholarship is hosted by the Institute of Physics at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin under the supervision of Prof. dr. hab. Ryszard Zdyb . The project, titled “Hematene: a unique tool for understanding of magnetism in non van-der-Waals two-dimensional systems” , explores magnetic phenomena in non-van-der-Waals 2D systems using hematene as the model material. The successful candidate will join a research project centered on the modification of iron-based materials, especiall...

This PhD project focuses on developing a non-contact laser ultrasonic system for narrowband, selective Lamb wave mode generation and using it for fatigue damage monitoring in structures. The research explores laser-based wave excitation patterns such as Archimedean spirals and concentric rings , with the aim of improving damage identification compared with conventional point-wise laser excitation and other contact ultrasonic approaches. The doctoral researcher will work on the analysis of nonlin...