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components (chassis, supports, covers, wings, etc.) that lack monolithic integration of electronic subsystems to improve compactness, reliability and multifunctionality. High-performance platform architectures
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focused on the development of next-generation compact hyperspectral spectropolarimetric cameras. Hyperspectral imaging enables simultaneous acquisition of spatial and spectral information, supporting
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‑fidelity electromagnetic and multi‑physics simulations to develop efficient, compact and reliable solutions for sustainable energy applications in collaboration with industry. At the Department of Electronic
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, nanophotonics, and fluidics to create compact devices capable of generating and exploiting synthetic chiral light for highly sensitive molecular detection. The research will contribute to the development
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coherence time. This PhD thesis is part of a long-term compact optical clock project based on the Yb+ 435.5 nm transition frequency, with a target fractional frequency stability below 10-14 at 1 s and less
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. The creation of magnets producing 20 T or more is a major challenge for physics (NMR, high-energy physics) as well as for the realization of compact Tokamaks, which have become highly attractive in recent years
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to develop efficient, compact and reliable solutions for sustainable energy applications in collaboration with industry. At the Department of Electronic Systems, you will interact with researchers working
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the permeability–selectivity trade-off, pressure-induced compaction, and the associated degradation of mechanical integrity and transport performance under realistic operating conditions. The research combines
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that make real-world impact. Together we will make technological advances that bring compact, reliable and economical energy management. Motivation This PhD project focuses on the development of next
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live, safe, compact, and easy to get around, especially by bike. As the largest city in northern Sweden, it offers what you need while staying friendly, calm, and close to home. What people often