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Application of MiDAS reference databases: Microbial ecology ... Aalborg May 2025 3 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Application of MiDAS reference databases: Microbial ecology in wastewater treatment and bioenergy systemsDescription: The course covers aspects of microbial ecology in wastewater treatment and bioenergy systems, with focus on activate

Batteries- from fundamentals to applications (2025) Aalborg November 2025 3 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Batteries: from fundamentals to applications (2025)Description: Batteries play an undeniable role in the green transition, enabling the shift to renewable energy by storing and distributing power from intermittent sources like solar a

Bayesian Statistics, Simulation and Software 2025 Aalborg November 2025 5 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Bayesian Statistics Simulation and Software (2025)Description: During the last decades, Bayesian statistics has gained enormous popularity as an elegant and powerful computational tool to perform statistical analysis in complex stocha

BIOSTATISTICS lI (2025) Aalborg October 2025 3,5 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to BIOSTATISTICS IIDescription: This course on biostatistics focused on the complexity of data collected in biomedical research. Therefore, the course focused on topics like sample size estimation, meta-analysis and multi-factorial methods.Pr

Catalysis for Renewable Energy- Advances and Applications in... Aalborg October 2025 3 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Catalysis for Renewable Energy: Advances and Applications in Heterogeneous Catalysis (2025)Description: This course provides a comprehensive exploration of heterogeneous catalysis with a focus on its critical role in renewable energy

Cybersecurity for Microgrids (2025) Aalborg September 2025 1,5 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Cybersecurity for Microgrids (2025)Description: Background:Microgrids are becoming a cornerstone of power distributions systems that will facilitate the realization of a carbon-neutral electric power systems. Alongside their flexibili

Developing advanced research in Operations and Supply Chain ... Aalborg August 2025 3 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Developing advanced research in Operations and Supply Chain ManagementDescription: ObjectivesThe course is about “Developing advanced research in Operations and Supply Chain Management (OSCM)”. It aims to provide a platfor

EMI/EMC in Power Electronics (2025) Aalborg November 2025 2 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to EMI/EMC in Power Electronics (2025)Description: With a rapid advancement of power switching devices and digital signal processing units, power electronics technology has found its way into many applications of renewable energy generat

Energy Storage Systems- Techno-Economic Aspects Control Mech... Aalborg June 2025 3 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Energy Storage Systems: Techno-Economic Aspects, Control Mechanisms, and Grid Integration (2025)Description: This intensive four-day course offers a comprehensive and advanced exploration of energy storage systems, emphasizing their c

Ethics and Social Responsibility for Scientists, Engineers a... Aalborg December 2025 2,5 ECTS
Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University

Welcome to Ethics and Social Responsibility for Scientists, Engineers and Health Researchers (2025)Description: The course addresses ethical dilemmas that young researchers might face in turbulent times, where clear-cut distinctions between pure