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adhesive bond is of great importance. During crosslinking and curing of adhesives, both physical and chemical processes are involved in the formation of adhesive bonds. The techniques most commonly used
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well as their importance to the society and its development. The department conducts research, teaching and environmental monitoring in the field of inorganic, physical and organic chemistry, biochemistry, natural product
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are emerging through digital twins. A digital twin is a digital model of a physical area that can be used for virtually simulating different scenarios for land-use development and monitoring their performance
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fostering resilient urban food systems. Qualifications: Requirements: We are seeking a highly motivated candidate who has an MSc or MEng in systems analysis, building science or physics, engineering or other
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of publications (reports, scientific articles, popular science, etc). Please note that all documents should be in English. Interviews will be an important part of the appointment process. Union representatives
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technologies involving volume electron microscopy. Qualifications: Students with a master’s degree in plant biology, wood science, polymer science and technology, chemical engineering, material science, physics
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: Master degree, or comparable, in engineering, physics, or environmental science, and related field experience. Knowledge in environmental measurement sensors, meteorological sensors, gas analyzers, data
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are therefore primarily looking for candidates who completed their doctoral degree no more than three years ago in one of the following areas: physics, chemistry, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering
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spring phenology. The working language of the research team is English so we expect you to be fluent in both spoken and written English. In the recruitment process we will put a lot of emphasis on personal
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, Sweden. Research in the Hofius lab (http://www.slu.se/D_Hofius ) focuses on the molecular mechanisms of autophagy, a conserved degradation and recycling process required for cellular homeostasis and stress