12 developer-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" research jobs at Lunds universitet
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. Work duties In this position, you will be responsible for the development of nanowire solar cells for space applications. The ZEUS project focuses on advancing the development of innovative and radiation
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conferences, and room to develop your own research profile. Read more about being an employee at Lund University: https://www.lu.se/en/about-university/work-us Work duties and areas of responsibility As a
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membrane technology, where the membrane group contributes expertise in the development and optimisation of membrane processes for industrial applications. Subject description The position is in food
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in Lund and is part of CREATE Health and Lund University's Cancer Center . The Department of Immunotechnology conducts research ranging from advanced technology development to biomedical studies
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-authored. Present the project and its research findings at academic conferences. Develop ways of disseminating the project's results to wider audiences, for example through blog posts, newspaper articles
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of Earth and Environmental Sciences announces a postdoctoral position within a project that addresses this gap. The project aims to develop an operational, web-based service that uses Landsat and Sentinel
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disease models (e.g., AD/PD) Ability to develop independent research directions Preference will be given to applicants who have obtained their PhD degree no more than three years prior to the application
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in the development and exploitation of X-ray and neutron methods for materials research and in, amongst other things, research into understanding the coupled electrochemo-mechanical processes of solid
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>99 researchers at six departments to develop education, research & infrastructure in battery technology. There is strong research on materials, cell concepts, processing, battery control, monitoring
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immunology, with the aim of developing improved cell-based immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer. Our research focuses on rationally harnessing and programming the immune system’s ability to perform