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the Arrhenius Laboratories for Natural Sciences, which are situated in the northern part of the University Campus at Frescati. Some 300 people of which about 70 are PhD students work at the Department, engaged in
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the Arrhenius Laboratories for Natural Sciences, which are situated in the northern part of the University Campus at Frescati. Some 300 people of which about 70 are PhD students work at the Department, engaged in
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, device physics and fabrication is an asset. Candidates with experience in biodegradable devices, organic electronics, fabrication and characterization of self-powered devices are encouraged to apply
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diffraction, electron microscopy, solid-state NMR, and computer modelling of materials with a potential for various applications. Research activities in the area of Analytical Chemistry focus on developing
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: www.english.su.se . Subject area The Department of English is offering one fully-funded PhD position in English Literature. The position involves a full tuition fee waiver and a monthly salary. It is tenable for five
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, electron microscopy, solid-state NMR, and computer modelling of materials with a potential for various applications. Research activities in the area of bioelectronics focus on advanced materials, fabrication
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diffraction, electron microscopy, solid-state NMR, and computer modelling of materials with a potential for various applications. Research activities in the area of Analytical Chemistry focus on developing
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diffraction, electron microscopy, solid-state NMR, and computer modelling of materials with a potential for various applications. Research activities in the area of Analytical Chemistry focus on developing
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experience in biodegradable devices, organic electronics, fabrication and characterization of self-powered devices are encouraged to apply. The applicant should have good knowledge of English, both oral and
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-assembled, porous materials, and soft matter. The projects often encompass synthesis and characterization by X-ray, neutron diffraction, electron microscopy, solid-state NMR, and computer modelling of