36 optimization-nonlinear-functions PhD positions at Chalmers University of Technology
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Team up with up to 3 fellow Ph.D. students in the DSP-assisted Wideband & Efficient Transceivers (SWEET) project which is part of the WiTECH center to perform cutting-edge multi-disciplinary
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of terahertz electronics. In this role, you will work closely with world-class research groups and industrial collaborators, benefiting from state-of-the-art facilities. Your research will push the boundaries
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We are searching for a doctoral candidate eager to take part in crossdisciplinarity work within battery technology for a sustainable future. This work will compose both theoretical and experimental
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Materials Science are found in the areas of: Human-Technology Interaction Form and Function Modeling and Simulation Product Development Material Production - and in the interaction between these areas
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overview The aim of the project is to explore the interplay between the electrical and mechanical properties of conjugated polymers and conducting polymer fibers. A central part of the research will involve
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techniques. Our work is interdisciplinary by nature and is addressing topics that have a direct impact on sustainability. The division is collaborating closely with other universities and research institutes
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the right one for you! This is a fully funded PhD position to develop micromechanical models of high-pressure die-cast aluminium, a unique opportunity for a motivated individual to work in a collaborative
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safety. You will work on developing control algorithms all the way to performance assessment in test vehicles. The project combines theoretical aspects of control algorithms, experimental design, and
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of Building Design comprises research and teaching on the planning, design, production, use, and management of buildings, with a focus on the relationship between operations, facilities, building tectonics
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at the Division of Fluid Dynamics, within the Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences at Chalmers. The project is carried out in collaboration with Vattenfall Research and Development, and is part of