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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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to use data and modelling to make historic buildings energy efficient – without compromising their cultural value? Join the research project DASHER at KTH. DASHER (Data-driven Structured Historic Energy
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join the research group of Associate Professor Paul Kingham. Project description How do cancer cells exploit the complex structure of human skin to invade and spread? This project addresses this question
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communication skills in English Applicants must also have good collaboration skills, be able to work independently and structured and have the ability to prioritise among their work tasks. A general eligibility
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-minded, and comfortable working in a dynamic environment, while maintaining a structured approach and consistently following established laboratory and safety practices. Your main work tasks will be Manage
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ability to work independently and in a structured manner, good collaboration skills, good ability to express yourself in spoken and written English. Additional qualifications Experience in one or more of
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for the textile technology parts of the project, including characterisation of recycled fibres, development of yarns, nonwoven and textile structures, and validation of mechanical, physical and thermal properties
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type identity and extracellular signaling, but how cell types, signaling mechanisms, and transcription factors jointly determine tissue structure is incompletely understood. The Koplev lab is recruiting
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for modularity, decoupling, versioning, deployment, and lifecycle management. At the same time, the project delves into software design concerns, focusing on the internal structure and evolution of AI-enabled
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surfaces. This work builds on our ongoing, long-term research program centered on spin-split electronic structures of quantum wells—an area that has attracted significant attention in the context