Research Center for Complex Systems

Application Deadline

01 April 2022

Details

The goals of the research project are to develop automated measuring methods equipped with a self-learning Artificial Intelligence (AI) that will be able to detect workpiece anomalies in the machining of their digital twins and use the information to ultimately improve the measuring of workpieces. The research programme involves two specific projects designed to study AI-based measuring solutions. This project will investigate the AI development and examine decision-making for reliable virtual measurements.

Academic criteria

Candidates should hold or expect to gain a Master's level qualification in a relevant subject area. We particularly welcome applicants with a computer science degree and an interest in applying machine learning and AI techniques to real scientific problems.

Supervisor(s)

Prof. Dieter William Joenssen

How to apply

The successful candidate will be integrated into the PhD programme of the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London. As part of your application please include a CV and one page statement outlining your suitability for this PhD programme. If you wish to have an informal chat with Professor Joenssen about his project, please feel free to contact him on dieter.joenssen@hs-aalen.de directly. International candidates are welcome, as are German citizens and permanent residents.

Application Deadline

03 April 2022

Details

The successful candidate will work within the Infinite-Dimensional Systems group in one of the areas described below (depending on the candidate's background, experience):

1. Complex networked control of microgrids.
2. Distributed energy management systems for selfsufficient, secure, and resilient microgrids.
3. Advanced robust control of distributed parameter systems.
4. Modelling of dynamic networks of thin viscoelastic tubes conveying fluid. (This work requires a strong mathematical background.)

Academic criteria

Candidates should hold or expect to gain a Master's level qualification in a relevant subject area. We particularly welcome applicants with an applied mathematics degree.

Supervisor(s)

Prof. Mahyar Mahinzaeim

How to apply

The successful candidate will be integrated into the PhD programme of the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London. Interested applicants should contact Professor Mahinzaeim on mahyar.mahinzaeim@hs-aalen.de directly. As part of your application please include a CV and one page statement outlining your suitability for this PhD programme. International candidates are welcome, as are German citizens and permanent residents.

Application Deadline

16 October 2022

Details

The successful candidate will be a member of the Infinite-Dimensional Systems group and study the mathematics of a number of problems that arise in the spectral and stability theory of linear elastic systems on networks. He/she will have the opportunity to interact and collaborate closely with leading international research groups, including the Applied Mathematics group at Tianjin University, as well as groups at Beijing Institute of Technology, in the UK and Europe.

Academic criteria

Candidates should hold or expect to gain a Master's level qualification in mathematics, cybernetics or a related discipline.

Supervisor(s)

Prof. Mahyar Mahinzaeim

How to apply

The successful candidate will be integrated into the PhD programme of the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London. Interested applicants should contact Professor Mahinzaeim on mahyar.mahinzaeim@hs-aalen.de directly. As part of your application please include a CV and one page statement outlining your suitability for this PhD programme. International candidates are welcome, as are German citizens and permanent residents. German language skills are not essential!