PhD fellowship: AI-augmented Physiological Modelling for Prediction and Mitigation of Heat Stress in Pigs
Aarhus University, Graduate School of Technical Sciences (GSTS), Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering
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Who can apply: Applicants need an MSc in mechanical, civil or electrical engineering, applied mathematics or a related field, with experience in data analytics, machine learning and optimisation, programming in Python, R or MATLAB, and excellent English. Knowledge of animal heat stress and welfare is an advantage. No citizenship… What is funded: A salaried PhD fellowship at Aarhus University, available from 1 February 2027. The fellow is employed as academic staff at basic salary grades 4 to 8 and also receives a monthly non-pensionable allowance. No salary figure is printed. Deadline: 30 November 2026. Round: GSTS special call (start 1 February 2027).
Read the full call and apply on the official page: Aarhus University, Graduate School of Technical Sciences (GSTS), Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, official page.
Who can apply
- Applicants need an MSc in mechanical, civil or electrical engineering, applied mathematics or a related field, with experience in data analytics, machine learning and optimisation, programming in Python, R or MATLAB, and excellent English. Knowledge of animal heat stress and welfare is an advantage. No citizenship restriction is stated. The GSTS does not charge an application fee.
Stage dates
Online application with a project description of half a page to four pages; shortlisting is used.30 November 2026
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