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satellite observations, tree-species maps, canopy structure data, and climate indicators to provide continuous climate-risk assessments for Sweden's forests. The service will deliver drought-stress maps by
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an operational, web-based service that uses Landsat and Sentinel satellite observations, tree-species maps, canopy structure data, and climate indicators to provide continuous climate-risk assessments for Sweden's
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capability in nitrocellulose (NC). In the project we map how the properties of the cellulose feedstock affect the nitrocellulose that can be produced. Your role is to characterise different cellulose
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-processes for rthe ecovery and reuse of acids, washing water and solvents. Your role is to map and quantify process and residual streams, establish mass balances and evaluate recovery techniques such as
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, such as building web interface, web mapping, spatial database, and web services. Experience and expertise in graph-based deep learning for intelligent transportation infrastructure and systems
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classification and multi-layered environment mapping - Digital twin generation for natural environments - Semantic scene-understanding in natural environments for robust decision-making - Learning-based
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evidence reviews, meta-analyses, and/or evidence mapping of peer-reviewed literature on climate impacts on boreal streams and riparian zones, and on riparian buffer design for climate resilience. Compiling
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immobilized on microarray slides for antibody epitope mapping and for studies binding interactions with immune regulatory lectins (carbohydrate binding proteins) that are involved in cancer progression
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to review research by Francisco X. Aguilar, Professor (available here and on Google Scholar ), and coinvestigator Linus Andersson, Associate Professor, Docent (available here and on Google Scholar ). Please
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welcome applications until 30 September 2026 using the button below. Candidates are encouraged to review research by Francisco X. Aguilar, Professor (available here and on Google Scholar ), and