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energy technology, applied optics, electronics and medical technology. We are recruiting a PhD student in Applied Physics with a focus on hollow-core fiber technology towards telecom applications
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to fields such as critical theory, digital sociology, criminology, or science and technology studies (STS). As part of the application, the doctoral student will draft a brief plan for an independent project
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of Science and Technology with approximately 200 employees and strong and expanding research. The Department has four major research areas: Biological Chemistry, IBEAM, Organic chemistry and Technical
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of Science and Technology with approximately 200 employees and strong and expanding research. The Department has four major research areas: Biological Chemistry, IBEAM, Organic chemistry and Technical
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visualization researchers, AI specialists, research engineers, educational scientists, and pedagogues across Linköping University, Visualization Center C in Norrköping, and Umeå University to investigate
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. Digital technology has become an enabler for changed ways of living and doing business. In our research, we study these changes and change processes and we study the interaction between humans and
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departments within the Faculty of Science and Technology with approximately 200 employees and strong and expanding research. The Department has four major research areas: Biological Chemistry, IBEAM, Organic
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of Science and Technology with approximately 200 employees and strong and expanding research. The Department has four major research areas: Biological Chemistry, IBEAM, Organic chemistry and Technical
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must have an educational background that corresponds to the project's topic (for example in one or more of the topics: space physics, plasma physics, astrophysics, engineering physics, computational
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of salt-induced cell clustering will be investigated using genome sequencing, genetic engineering, screening of genetic libraries and/or transcriptomics. Confocal microscopy and automated microbial live