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spatial and temporal variability in sediment accumulation and vegetation development. This PhD project is part of a larger interdisciplinary research initiative aiming to enable a transition towards more
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on proteolytically released endogenous peptides and their role in wound healing, as well as on the development of novel peptide-based therapeutic concepts. The research group is led by Professor Artur Schmidtchen
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research subject of Building materials consists of 15 people. The subject focuses on the development of sustainable materials and production technologies for the construction industry, as well as on ice and
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and statistical methods as part of a close collaboration between Uppsala University, Westinghouse, and Vattenfall? Would you like to contribute to the development of fast, robust and reliable
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. The successful candidate will work in an interdisciplinary research environment and will have the opportunity to develop expertise in a broad range of experimental and analytical approaches. National doctoral
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team that works with 60 partners from 13 countries, including Europe’s leading semiconductor manufacturers and research institutes, to develop new materials, equipment and processes and prove them out
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energy-harvesting devices. The successful candidate will focus on ionic thermoelectric materials and electrochemistry, developing and investigating advanced electrolyte and redox-active material systems
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of 20 per cent of full-time. Your work will include: Development and characterization of soft MIEC materials. Development and characterization of functional separator materials. Investigation
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and minerals, weather and climate, the evolution of life, natural disasters, wind power and energy, environmental and water engineering, and sustainable development. Our research combines natural
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challenges of the energy transition. As a doctoral student at Luleå University of Technology, you will receive excellent supervision, access to advanced research facilities, and opportunities to develop