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description Nuclear Science and Engineering (NSE) at the Department of Physics seeks an ambitious, motivated, structured, and collaborative postdoc to join the nuclear fuel materials team to study fission
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femtosecond time-resolved X-ray techniques to enable studies of the structural dynamics of materials. You will join a team of scientists and research engineers who are developing the capabilities and
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Description of the workplace The Division of Synchrotron Radiation Research (http://www.sljus.lu.se ) is a highly interdisciplinary research
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construction. The doctoral student will work with DISSECT’s material and logistics layers. The research may include GeoBIM and 3D voxel models of ground conditions, quantities and material flows; material
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validation, the research will identify the structural and chemical features that govern their performance. Building on these insights, computational methods will be used to explore and design new composite
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produced in parallel postdoc projects in the initiative. The research aims to gain a deeper understanding of the structure / performance relationship of the developed electrolytes and interactions between
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for parameter estimation, degradation prediction, and analysis of electrochemical and structural characterization data, including X-ray CT image reconstruction, segmentation and quantitative microstructure
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contribute to the development of innovative control architectures and power electronics technologies in a collaborative and dynamic research environment. About us We at the Division of Electric Power
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-state battery cells is hosted by the Department of Engineering Mechanics (Division of Material and Structural Mechanics) at the School of Engineering Sciences (SCI). In a solid-state cell, mechanics
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situations frequently require different team compositions, communication structures, or varying degrees of centralization and decentralization. The project aims to enable adaptive coordination, especially in