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. Your goal is to produce world‑class research results, in collaboration with other group members in the lively environment of the MQS group, and to publish them in high‑impact journals. In
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. The research will be carried out at the Department of Information and Communications Engineering, DICE, at Aalto University, Finland. The project environment offers excellent infrastructure for deep learning
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community. The research will be carried out at the Department of Information and Communications Engineering, DICE, at Aalto University, Finland. The project environment offers excellent infrastructure
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completion of doctoral coursework (30 ECTS), an article-based or monograph dissertation, and a successful public defense. What we offer You will join an internationally leading research environment in sea ice
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devices for large modulating amplitudes or fast switching speeds. If you are a talented researcher interested in 2D material photonics and electronics and enjoy highly interdisciplinary research environment
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transformation of biopolymers, to expand the portfolio of available renewable materials. The CMAT Department offers a multi-disciplinary working environment, focused on micro-, nano-, and atomic scale engineering
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amplitudes or fast switching speeds. If you are a talented researcher interested in 2D material photonics and electronics and enjoy highly interdisciplinary research environment, this might be something
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Thriving sustainability research community Stimulating research and working environment in one of the leading international universities Possibility to pursue cutting-edge research with a wide community of
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on sustainability relevant to design and planning. We educate critical thinkers who accept their responsibility to research and design a socially, culturally, and ecologically sustainable built environment
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. Your goal is to produce world‑class research results, in collaboration with other group members in the lively environment of the MQS group, and to publish them in high‑impact journals. In