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while developing their own ideas and research profile. Applicants must have excellent written and oral proficiency in English. To be successful in this position, you must have an eye for detail, good
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Description Do you want to build 6G networks that keep working when everything else fails? Join the Division of Communications, Antennas and Optical Networks at the Electrical Engineering Department at Chalmers
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performance, etc.). In-situ optical measurements, Raman, AFM and operando TEM (with DC2) will be used to detect the mechanical adaptability of a polymer during Zn plating, while MD simulations (with DC5) and
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Do you want to build 6G networks that keep working when everything else fails? Join the Division of Communications, Antennas and Optical Networks at the Electrical Engineering Department at Chalmers
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facilities. Minimum 5 years data analysis experience with Matlab and/or Python. Knowledge of non-linear optics, THz generation, THz characterization and laser beam diagnostics. Experience with laser timing
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independently and as part of a team. Excellent command of the English language, good communication, and teamwork skills. The following are seen as merits: Experience with X-ray optics for imaging. Experience with
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of spatially separated EEG channels Applyjng optical flow analysis Applying principal component analysis on multichannel data Pedagogical competence Great emphasis will be placed on whether the applicant, based
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, Strakosas et al., Science, 2023, https://doi.org/10.1126/science.adc9998 ). This position addresses the emerging opportunity to bridge conventional implantable devices with bio-integrated, in situ formed
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quantum physics. The theoretical work will focus on the theoretical modelling and understanding of new quantum-optical systems of ultracold polar molecules. The work will imply both analytical calculations
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-destructive evaluation techniques, including optical and laser-based metrology, industrial X-ray computed tomography (CT), and ultrasonic sensing, will be used to monitor process stability and detect defects