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in materials theory. The Division of materials theory offers world-class research in solid-state theory, using both numerical and analytical methods. The research is focused on magnetism, electronic
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Laboratory has for many years hosted a research environment focused on the development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre. We develop novel
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written proficiency in English. The subject area of the doctoral degree should be in physics, materials science or equivalent, specializing in machine learning and data-driven approaches Experience in
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, integrity, and a strong sense of responsibility to reliably complete agreed research tasks. Required qualifications are: A PhD degree (or a foreign degree deemed equivalent) in Chemistry, Physics, Materials
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Description of the offer : Project description: Spin-polarized electrons form the basis of spintronics, that has enabled ultrahigh-density magnetic memory storage and precision sensing. In addition
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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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centered on various aspects of nanophysics, ranging from materials science to bio- and quantum physics to various applications. The division is a central part of NanoLund, Lund University's large
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Science includes research on work environment, technology and production systems, work organization, and/or other social processes from humans’ conditions and needs in order to create safe and attractive
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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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develop new optical-tweezers and nanoparticle-based approaches for probing nanoscale interactions in complex environments at the single-particle level. About us The Division of Nano- and Biophysics