PhD in Experimental Fluid Mechanics: The KTH Royal Institute of Technology is inviting applications for a PhD position in Experimental Fluid Mechanics with a focus on Artificial Intelligence. The research project aims to explore multi-scale urban turbulence and gust dynamics, crucial for applications like drone safety and urban wind energy.
PhD in Experimental Fluid Mechanics & Artificial Intelligence
Designation:
PhD Student in Experimental Fluid Mechanics & Artificial Intelligence
Research Area:
- Fluid Mechanics
- Artificial Intelligence Applications in Urban Dynamics
- Urban Turbulence and Gust Dynamics
Location:
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm County, Sweden
Eligibility/Qualification:
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Educational Background | – Second cycle degree (Master’s) or |
| – 240 higher education credits including 60 second-cycle credits or | |
| – Equivalent knowledge from another source | |
| Language Requirement | – Proficiency in English equivalent to English B/6 |
| Merit | – Experience with experimental flow measurement methods e.g., hot-wire anemometry, Laser Doppler Anemometry, or Particle Image Velocimetry |
| – Experience with Machine Learning |
Job Description:
The PhD student will be involved in advanced research focused on understanding and predicting urban turbulence patterns. Tasks include conducting wind tunnel experiments, integrating AI techniques, and developing frameworks to inform urban planning and renewable energy strategies.
How to Apply:
Applicants must complete the application through KTH’s recruitment system. The application should include:
- A CV detailing relevant professional experience
- A cover letter outlining research interests and future goals (maximum 2 pages)
- Copies of diplomas and grades, along with certificates of language proficiency. Translations are required if documents are not in English or Swedish.
- Representative publications or technical reports (summaries and links if applicable)
Last Date to Apply:
March 31, 2026
This scholarship opportunity is an excellent chance for aspiring researchers to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in fluid mechanics and its applications in urban environments. For further details on the application process, visit the KTH recruitment system.
