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Description of the workplace The Division of Solid Mechanics was the first department established at LTH and is now part of the Department of Construction Sciences. The division operates in
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to use computational tools to uncover hidden mechanisms of microbial life under stress and who would like to grow in a supportive, interdisciplinary environment. Specific Qualifications for Project F
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project The successful candidate carry out will research in the field of theoretical continuous-variable quantum computation. In particular, the focus will be on bosonic codes, classical simulation
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(PhD students, post-docs, researchers and teachers) and is located at the BMC-building (Biomedical Center). The expertise includes computational and experimental mechanics of biological tissues, where a
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aims to address scientific and sectoral gaps in biological imaging from molecular, cellular, and tissue levels to organ and organism levels of organisation. The programme is coordinated by LINXS, Lund
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molecular mechanisms underlying amyloid formation from the protein transthyretin. Transthyretin normally functions as a transporter protein of thyroxine and retinol-binding protein (RBP) in the serum and
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into two main areas: (1) material development and characterization to ensure optimal sensing and mechanical performance, and (2) structural evaluation of SS-FRCMs under environmental stressors such as freeze
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Join our group where you will explore catalytic mechanisms related to the production of sustainable aviation fuels from bio-based feedstocks. The work will be conducted in close connection with
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research unit. The division focuses on uncovering molecular mechanisms of health and disease through advanced imaging and biophysical approaches. The research group hosting this position studies Contractile
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group works on structural and functional characterizing of molecular mechanisms of bacterial antiphage immunity. Professor Vasili Hauryliuk leads the Molecular Enzymology group at the Department