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Autonomous cyber-physical systems (ACPS) have great potential to improve our ways of life, increasing mobility, cutting costs, and saving lives. Considering the complexity of the environments
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. The research focuses on the development of the industrial process, from need to finished product while creating added value. To combine skills throughout the whole chain distinguishes the department both
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plants are significant sources of OMPs in the environment. Granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorption has emerged as a key removal process. In addition to adsorption, biodegradation by the biofilm
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AI training has emerged as the standard approach, which utilizes thousands of high-performance devices within a data center to collaboratively process tasks. When they are even more complex, the
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15 full-time researchers offers a stimulating and supportive environment to learn and grow. Your profile Required qualifications: Undergraduate degree in Engineering, Physics or Mathematics with strong
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research spans microbial ecology theory to process engineering, and includes the development of new biotechnological processes. Examples of previous research areas include: Anammox Fermentation Microbial
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the year. Supportive, inclusive, and equality-focused work culture. Opportunities for national and international collaboration. Application process Your application must be written in English and include: A
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(masterexamen) of 120 credits or a Master’s degree (magisterexamen) of 60 credits in Electrical Engineering, Communication Engineering, Engineering Physics, Computer Engineering or similar, with a strong
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NEST partners, who collect and process biological behavior of live cells by imaging. The methods developed in this project will be used to improve the best practices in this application Who we
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performance. Funded by the Swedish Research Council, this research is hosted at the Division of Chemical Physics. About us The research at the division of Chemical Physics at Chalmers University of Technology