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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description About us The Department of Engineering at the University of Skövde is characterized by a creative and dynamic environment, with a collaborative
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everyday tools. The position is biology-focused — you design and run experiments, interpret the results biologically, and collaborate with colleagues who handle the implementation and analysis work. We value
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: Onboarding and Integration, and Innovation and Creative Capacity. The work will focus on investigating how hybrid work arrangements influence learning, collaboration, innovation, and organizational performance
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learning and deep learning models for trait prediction and climate-resilient wheat breeding. Analyze time-series UAV data using crop models in combination with genomic and agronomic information. Collaborate
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cognitive agent embodied in a humanoid robot Unitree G1 which will collaborate with a human partner to solve a spatial problem (e.g. 3D puzzle). The tasks to be carried out are: (i) scene understanding
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Resilience and Confidentiality in the Cloud), a EUR 2.5M collaborative project between KTH, Saab, Nvidia, Ericsson, Red Hat, CanaryBit and RISE, building next-generation secure and dependable AI for critical
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. The research primarily centers on the aesthetic subjects in schools and teacher education, as well as the municipal culture schools, and collaboration. The research represents several areas, such as professional
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specially developed test rig that will be designed and built specifically for this purpose. The project is carried out in close collaboration with leading players along the entire value chain, including
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the division of Engineering Logistics, Department of Industrial and Mechanical Sciences. We have approximately 15 employees. Here we teach and conduct research in the field of logistics and supply chain
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chain, ranging from synthesis, cell assembly, characterization, modeling to scaled-up manufacturing. The 2-year postdoctoral project Machine Learning-based Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Estimation and Control