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rocks. Special focus is put on Critical Raw Material (CRM, incl. e.g. REE, W, V) mobilization in the environment. The research group has a strong experimental and applied profile, with well-equipped
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at the Division of Chemical Engineering. The dairy group conducts research and education in dairy technology and dairy processes, with a focus on milk quality and how raw material and process conditions affect the
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Participation in a research stay of up to three months at a collaborating university in Finland Requirements: PhD degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Metallurgical Engineering, Chemical
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Subject description AI-based protein design and synthetic biology for developing programmable living materials, with a particular focus on the de novo design of proteins biofilm systems
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education in dairy technology and dairy processes, with a focus on milk quality and how raw material and process conditions affect the properties of dairy products. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will
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feedstocks – including fibre structure, crystallinity, purity, accessibility and water retention – and relate these parameters to the suitability of the raw materials. You will plan and carry out systematic
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conditions. The successful candidate will join a multidisciplinary research program that combines experimental models, patient-derived materials, and advanced technologies to explore the mechanisms that lead
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that connect materials to mobility, ideas to impact – shaping a resilient and sustainable world. At the Division of Dynamics , we try to solve a number of dynamic challenges with our research. The research area
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information, optimising how maintenance instructions and training materials are presented, and determining key parameters for improved maintenance. The expected outcomes are more efficient maintenance processes
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collaboration with industry and society. The strategy for scientific excellence focuses on our eight Areas of Advance; Built Environment, Energy, Information & Communication Technology, Life Science, Materials