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PhD Student in Pervasive and Mobile Computing Skelleftea Reference number 4702-2026 Are you ready to take the next step in your academic journey? As a doctoral student with us, you will work closely
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Übersicht Doctoral Position in neutral-atom quantum computing 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The newly established Atom Quantum Processing (AQP) group , led by Prof. Konrad Viebahn, at the
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PhD student in energy engineering – Model-based analyses of biobased fuels and gas turbines in a sustainable Swedish energy system Lulea Reference number 3982-2026 Are you ready to take the next step
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and Product Development, where multiple externally funded research projects are conducted in parallel in close collaboration with industry, public authorities, and international partners.The successful
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? The Department of Computer Science (DIDA) is one of three departments at the Faculty of Computing. The department is BTH’s largest department at BTH with 70 people. At the department, research is
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), Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, cloud computing, and next-generation communication networks, has greatly expanded the cyber threat landscape. Ensuring the security, privacy, trust, and resilience of
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(Modelling the Regional and Global Earth system) and the LTH Profile Area Aerosols, providing access to a wide network of researchers across Lund University. The project involves collaboration with leading
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, ICALP and CAV. Project description As both private and public investment in quantum computing continues to surge, the steady upscaling of quantum hardware (now reaching thousands of qubits) has
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-science Research Centre, is a collaboration between the Department of Meteorology at Stockholm University, KTH Center for Scientific Computing and KTH Engineering Mechanics. Qualification
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will be part of the Nordforsk research project COPY.AI, which is co-ordinated by the Norwegian Computing Centre. The aim of the project is to in cross-university and cross-disciplinary collaboration