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, Department of Mechanical Engineering, focused on innovative research in fluid-structure interaction of wind-powered ships. About us At the Department of Mechanical Engineering , we unite the power
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for quantitative nanoscale biophysics. The exact direction of the project can be adapted to the successful candidate's expertise and research interests. Who we are looking for The following requirements
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constructively in departmental and collegial activities Contribute to leading and managing large collaborations through the Thermal Ecology Alliance Periods of fieldwork at Kristineberg marine station or research
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. Contribute to an implementation strategy for national scale-up of digital caregiver support. Participate in co-design and evaluation of the programme’s language, structure, content, accessibility and digital
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bespoke proposals – outline your own research direction (max 2 pages) within the theme above. Duties Research, publication and presentation of results at international conferences, contributions
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will collaborate with dedicated colleagues, have access to modern research infrastructure, and enjoy strong opportunities to attract external funding. You will have the space to make a real difference
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Can you make a metal out of carbon and oxygen? The world is electrifying at an ever-increasing pace, driving up demand for metals extracted at high environmental and geopolitical cost. What if metal
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We are looking for 5 motivated postdocs to help design the next generation of human-in-the-loop autonomous systems at the Division of Interaction Design and Software Engineering. You will contribute
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), analyse their structure from the ensemble to single molecule level, and apply our findings to design new nanoparticles to study, diagnose and treat a range of diseases. We place particular focus on using
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Interested in urban mobility and working in an interdisciplinary team with close connection with stakeholders? We are looking for a postdoc to join our team at the Division of Physical Resuorce