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, two researchers, and about ten PhD students. Our research focuses on aircraft propulsion and covers: System-level assessments Engine concept development Component design and optimization (e.g
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include structural integrity, fatigue and fracture mechanics, collision survivability, hull design, risk and reliability analysis, ship resistance and motions, and propulsion systems. Our research spans
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Are you ready to drive sustainable innovation in carbon fibre recycling at Chalmers University of Technology? We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join a cross disciplinary project at
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, design and characterization of quantum processors Development and optimization of nano-fabrication processes for large-scale devices Development of optimal control techniches to achieve fast and high
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Are you a passionate researcher looking to contribute to the advancement of life science and make a meaningful impact on health, sustainability, and innovation? Join us as a Postdoc at Chalmers
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not only your previous research but also your research plan during the postdoc. English is the working language, so the candidate is expected to have strong communication skills in English, both oral
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The research will focus on the design of novel composite materials and hydrogels based on biopolymers, nanocellulose, and conjugated polymers. You will work closely with WWSC researchers at Chalmers, KTH, and
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decision-making in clinical settings. Project description In this project, we plan to combine AI-driven telemonitoring with specialized home care to improve management of heart failure patients. Using AI, we
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design and simulation, laser fabrication, and material and device characterization. We have developed a novel thin-film lift-off process for AlGaN-materials based on electrochemical etching, which allows
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the design and analysis of learning-enabled systems. At STAR, we tackle key questions like: - How can we build systems that are both intelligent and inherently trustworthy? - What methods ensure reliability