21 master-in-mechatronics Postdoctoral positions at Chalmers University of Technology
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intent to generate practical insights and solutions—particularly for startups or small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Main responsibilities Your major responsibility as postdoc is to perform your
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studies, fluorescence techniques and microscopy, protein production, cell culture techniques, live cell imaging. At least one published 1st author paper describing own, original research. The position
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parts of the 3D scene. Main responsibilities Your major responsibility as postdoc is to perform your own research in collaboration with other researchers within the NEST. The position also includes
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together), including both analytical and numerical work Co-supervise PhD students and master students Interact with experimentalists working on bosonic codes and continuous-variable quantum processors with
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tomorrow. About the department The main competences at the Department of Industrial and Materials Science are found in the areas of: Human-Technology Interaction Form and Function Modeling and Simulation
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with the project’s Principal Investigator, and practical implementation of this research with the AIMLeNS team. The role also offers ample opportunities to mentor PhD students, supervise MSc projects
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leave or military service. What you will do As a postdoctoral researcher, your main responsibility will be to focus on your research project. This includes planning and conducting experiments, as
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), recovery of critical raw materials, and the synthesis of new materials from secondary sources. More information about the research can be found here: Industrial Materials Recycling – Chalmers Main
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experimental effort at Lund University using Ambient Pressure X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (AP-XPS) and X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy (XAS). The main theme for the research at Chemical Physics is the
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. Within the division, the Kádár Group conducts research in the broader field of rheology and processing of soft matter. Our ongoing projects center around three main areas: Field–matter interactions