PhD researcher position at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt in AI-based autonomous mobility, offering research, programming, and publishing opportunities with full-time salary.
PhD project at The University of Queensland, St Lucia developing network-level agent-based and AI-driven models to study interactions between micromobility users, vehicles, and other road users, focusing on user behavior, safety, and policy impacts in urban transport systems.
Fully funded PhD opportunity at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) in Barcelona to research transportation engineering, mobility, and accessibility within the Barcelona Innovative Transportation (BIT) program.
PhD position at TU/e to develop transparent AI-based decision support systems for sustainable mobility, combining AI, computational modelling, and social science methods to empower stakeholders and inform mobility decisions.
PhD position at TU Delft on inclusive urban mobility, using co-design, human-centered AI, and interactive technologies to address accessibility barriers for people with physical and cognitive diversity.
PhD position within the UNICYCLING project, focusing on future cycling scenarios in the Brussels-Capital Region using mixed methods, systems analysis, and participatory futures research to support equitable cycling policy.