PhD Position in Systems and Control Theory for Energy-based Learning

phd_position offered by University of Groningen. All details as stated by the official source.

University of GroningenLast verified 20 September 2026

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Deadline: 10 November 2026 (check the official closing time)
Where it applies: Netherlands, NL
Type: PhD position
Level: phd_candidate
Funding: Funding details not recorded
Eligibility: We are looking for an enthusiastic researcher who enjoys solving challenging problems and working in an international research environment. You should have: A Master's degree in Systems and Control, (Applied) Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related field. A strong mathematical background and an interest in conducting theoretical research. Excellent English communication skills, both written and spoken. Strong analytical abilities, creativity, persistence, and the ability to collaborate effectively. Familiarity with circuit theory, networked systems, machine learning, or neuromorphic computing is considered an advantage, but is not required.
Belarusian applicants: Belarusian applicants: Belarus eligibility not established
Official page: AcademicTransfer

phd_position offered by University of Groningen. All details as stated by the official source.

We are looking for an enthusiastic researcher who enjoys solving challenging problems and working in an international research environment. You should have: A Master's degree in Systems and Control, (Applied) Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related field. A strong mathematical background and an interest in conducting theoretical research. Excellent English communication skills, both written and spoken. Strong analytical abilities, creativity, persistence, and the ability to collaborate effectively. Familiarity with circuit theory, networked systems, machine learning, or neuromorphic computing is considered an advantage, but is not required.

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