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| Machine Learning (2026) | Aalborg | April 2026 | 3 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
Welcome to Machine Learning (2026)Description: Machine learning revolves around creating computer programs that enable machines to learn from examples or experiences. It's an interdisciplinary field at the intersection of computer science, engine |
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| Academic Information Management : Methods, Sources and Docum... | Aalborg | November 2026 | 1 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
The objective of this course is to provide an understanding of the various aspects that are important when searching for literature as part of your PhD.We recommend that you take this course in the beginning of your PhD.The course covers these areas: Stru |
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| Academic Information Management: Methods, Sources and Docume... | Aalborg | November 2026 | 1 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
The objective of this course is to provide an understanding of the various aspects that are important when searching for literature as part of your PhD.We recommend that you take this course in the beginning of your PhD.The course covers these areas: Stru |
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| Academic Information Searching : Methods, Sources and Docume... | Copenhagen | November 2026 | 1 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
The objective of this course is to provide an understanding of the various aspects that are important when searching for literature as part of your PhDWe recommend that you take this course in the beginning of your PhD.The course covers these ar |
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| Advanced control for building applications | Copenhagen | May 2026 | 3 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
Welcome to Advanced control for building applicationsDescription: Despite extensive research and successful implementation of advanced control techniques, like MPC, in other fields, the application of such techniques is still limited in practice |
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| Advanced Mathematics for PhD Candidates (2026) | Aalborg | December 2026 | 4 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
The aim of this course is to give the participants an idea of how the mathematical vocabulary is used and the strength of using it properly. This is needed by engineering PhD's when reading papers, which will often use the common language of mathemati |
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| Advanced Natural Language Processing for Industry: Theory an... | Aalborg | November 2026 | 3 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
The aim of this course is to equip PhD students with a comprehensive understanding of cutting-edge natural language processing (NLP) technologies and their application in real-world industrial settings. Solid understanding of these vital NLP techniq |
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| Advanced Optimization Techniques for Energy Systems Planning... | Aalborg | May 2026 | 2,5 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
Welcome to Advanced Optimization Techniques for Energy Systems Planning and OperationDescription: Optimal decision-making is a must in energy system planning and operation as the non-optimal decisions may lead to high economic losses and/or |
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| Advanced Qualitative Methods for User and Consumer Research | Copenhagen | October 2026 | 4 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
This course will outline theory and practice of qualitative research. The entire course will have a very applied approach towards qualitative studies. A variety of methodological approaches will be introduced and a special focus will be within: How to imp |
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| Advanced structure elucidation by spectroscopy | Aalborg | August 2026 | 4 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of Engineering and Science at Aalborg University
Welcome to Advanced structure elucidation by spectroscopyDescription:This is a one week tutorial (guided problem solving). After a brief introduction of how to extract information from mass spectrometry (high resolution) and NMR spectroscopy (1D and 2D co |
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