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numerical simulation of models for magnetised fluids. About us This position sits right between two research groups at Chalmers: the Plasma Theory group at the Department of Physics and the Geometry and
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on literature from mathematics, computer science, robotics, and game theory. Join a growing research group developing state-of-the-art algorithms for agentic decision making. About us The Department of
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-energy nuclear theory (arXiv category: nucl-th). Organizationally we are part of the division of Subatomic, High-Energy and Plasma Physics within the Department of Physics. We have a strong international
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doctoral levels. We accomplish this by contributing to improvements in all our research areas, in theory as well as in practice. We focus mainly on empirical research in close interaction with industry
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. As a postdoc you will be embedded in the recently funded Metapix center and you will be part of the Condensed Matter and Materials Theory division , a research group tackling questions ranging from
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, energy harvesting and storage, and optics. From AI modelling of materials and biological complexity to the design of multifunctional micro- and nano systems, we combine theory, fabrication, and innovation
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design and planning can support sustainable development. Within the division, three main research areas are distinguished: spatial morphology, spatial processes, and critical theories. About the research
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effective policy pathways for more sustainable travel. About us The Division of Physical Resource Theory offers an interdisciplinary research environment that relies on a range of different scientific methods
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. The main research problems include mathematical theory, algorithms, and machine learning (deep learning) for inverse problems in artificial intelligence, as well as application to medical problems. About the
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questions about the particles and forces governing our Universe to energy-related research. The methods of our investigations are also diverse and complementary, and range from theory and computer simulations