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, Department of Mechanical Engineering, focused on innovative research in fluid-structure interaction of wind-powered ships. About us At the Department of Mechanical Engineering , we unite the power
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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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process conditions, composition, structure and functionality of milk and whey proteins, and how these affect the quality, texture, stability and nutritional value of fermented dairy products. The work
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well as processing of protein-rich fractions through dairy processes. Particular emphasis is placed on the relationship between process conditions, composition, structure and functionality of milk and whey proteins
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feedstocks – including fibre structure, crystallinity, purity, accessibility and water retention – and relate these parameters to the suitability of the raw materials. You will plan and carry out systematic
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cover areas such as industry (mining, forestry, steel and construction), health and medical care, education and retail. Organisationally, Human Work Science is part of the Division of Human and Technology
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forensics and environmental mineralogy. Research and education in this subject address environmental issues tied to the mining industry, infrastructure construction, acid sulfate soils and sulphide-bearing
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regions by developing interpretable and efficient methods in comparative pangenomics, leveraging machine learning methods, statistical analysis and efficient algorithm and data structures (https
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that such stacks should behave as one-dimensional metals, and potentially as superconductors. We have made a phase whose average structure matches that prediction in synchrotron powder diffraction and neutron total
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research in the field of structural characterisation of therapeutic nanoparticles? This is an exciting opportunity for a postdoctoral position at the Division of Molecular Bioscience, Department of Life