List of PhDs

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Double degree PhD implies 2 supervising institutions. One institution is recruiting the doctoral candidate, but a 18-month period in each institution/country is planned.

 

It is possible to apply for up to three positions, ranking them from 1 (most preferred) to 3 (least preferred)

 

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PhD Title

Supervising Institutions

Recruiting country

Link to full description

A

Optimized IoRT network for enhanced data quality of IoRT cereals production practices

Aarhus University (Denmark)

Prof. Claus Sorensen

&

Clermont Auvergne University (France)

 Prof. Gerard Chalhoub

Denmark

 

B

Data collection and analysis empowered with AI for robotized Olive Oil Precision Farming

University College Dublin (Ireland)

Prof. Tahar Kechadi

&

Instituto Superior Técnico (Portugal)

Prof. Jorge Martins

Ireland

 

C

Powering data-driven sustainability assessment tasks in agri-food systems with IoT-data Datlakes and Large Language Models

Aarhus University (Denmark)

Prof. Claus Sorensen

&

Université Libre Bruxelles (Belgium)

Prof. Dimitris Sacharidis

Denmark

 

D

Human-centric Digital twins for monitoring robotized biostimulants application practices

University Milan (Italy)

Prof. Roberto Oberti 

&

Université Libre Bruxelles (Belgium)

Prof. Dimitris Sacharidis

Italy

 

E

Optimizing Images Quality and Deep Learning Methods for Vineyard Disease Detection

University Padova (Italy)

Prof. Francesco Marinello

&

Poznan University of Technology (Poland)

Prof. Piotr Skrzypczyński

Italy

 

F

Optimized Olive crop irrigation based on high quality soil data using IoRT networks

Instituto Superior Técnico (Portugal)

Prof. Jorge Martins

&

University Toulouse (France)

Prof. Franck Ravat

Portugal

 

G

Characterization of abiotic stress of trees using AI methods on acoustic signals

University College Dublin (Ireland)

Prof. Tahar Kechadi

&

INRAE (France)

Dr Guillaume Charrier

Ireland

 

H

Monitoring of grazing animals using sensors and data science

University Liege (Belgium)

Prof. Jérôme Bindelle

&

University College Dublin (Ireland)

Prof. Helen Sheridan

Belgium

 

I

Assessing soil and crop health across sugar-beet producing farms.

Poznan University of Technology (Poland)

Prof. Robert Wrembel

&

University Liege (Belgium)

Prof. Jeroen Meersmans

Poland

 

L

Natural language based interaction for robotized biostimulant practices.

CNRS (France)

Dr Genoveva Vargas-Solar

&

University Milan (Italy)

Prof. Roberto Oberti 

France

 

M

Assessing drought effects on grassland using IoT-enabled visual sensors.

Poznan University of Technology (Poland)

Prof. Piotr Skrzypczyński

&

INRAE (France)

Dr Catherine Picon-Cochard

Poland

 

N

Optimization-simulation coupling for the GHG emission based supervision and planification of a fleet of autonomous agricultural robots.

INRAE (France)

Dr Sandro Bimonte 

Aarhus University (Denmark)

Prof. Claus Sorensen

France

 

O

Adaptive navigation for agricultural robots using database-driven insights.

Université Libre Bruxelles (Belgium)

Prof. Mahmoud Sakr

&

INRAE (France)

Dr Roland Lenain 

Belgium

 

P

Agricultural AI data integration and management based on LLM.

University Toulouse (France)

Prof. Franck Ravat

&

University Padova (Italy)

Prof. Francesco Marinello

France