16 assisstant-professor PhD positions at Linköping University

PhD student in Computer Science

carry out research supervised by Jendrik Seipp , Associate Professor in Artificial Intelligence at LiU, and co-supervised by Christoph Kessler , Professor in Parallel Computing at LiU. The research

PhD in Sustainable biohybrid living materials and devices

movement. Currently, the research staff of LOE includes over 150 researchers (professors, senior and junior scientists, and PhD students) and offers a dynamic multidisciplinary environment, see http://liu.se

PhD student in AI and machine learning

of this PhD student position is research on generative machine learning methods for cyber security applications. The research is led by Professor Fredrik Heintz who will be the main supervisor. The research is

PhD position in heterogeneous catalysis

electronics to catalysis. Currently, the research staff at LOE includes about 150 researchers (professors, senior and junior scientists, and PhD students). Read more at LOE  . At LOE, you will be part of

PhD position in nanomaterials self-assembly

(professors, senior and junior scientists, and PhD students). Read more at www.liu.se/loe. At LOE, you will be part of the Catalysis and Self-Assembly group, led by Assistant Professor Alexander Holm. Research

PhD position in heterogeneous catalysis

at LOE includes about 150 researchers (professors, senior and junior scientists, and PhD students). Read more at LOE  . At LOE, you will be part of the Catalysis and Self-Assembly Group, led by Assistant

PhD position in heterogeneous catalysis

on organic electroactive materials, with applications ranging from printed electronics to catalysis. Currently, the research staff at LOE includes about 150 researchers (professors, senior and junior

PhD position in nanomaterials self-assembly

(professors, senior and junior scientists, and PhD students). Read more at www.liu.se/loe. At LOE, you will be part of the newly (2024) started Catalysis and Self-Assembly group, led by Assistant Professor

PhD student in Optimisation

professors, two senior associate professors, and one assistant lecturer. A characteristic of the group is that we address fundamental mathematical and algorithmic topics within optimisation as well as a

PhD student in AI and machine learning

machine learning methods for cyber security applications. The research is led by Professor Fredrik Heintz who will be the main supervisor. The research is part of the WASP NEST SOURCE (Secure Operation of