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of the Division of Dynamics are very broad, from several courses at bachelor level on mechanics and solid mechanics to masters' level courses such as finite element methods, rigid body dynamics, structural dynamics
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analyses (using finite elements) of geotechnical problems in field scale, in particular coupled flow-deformation analyses Ability to read and understand Swedish Contract terms Full-time temporary employment
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on mechanics and solid mechanics to masters' level courses such as finite element methods, rigid body dynamics, structural dynamics, and structural dynamics control. The aim of the Division is to be
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formulation and implementation at element level Experience in numerical analyses (using finite elements) of geotechnical problems in field scale, in particular coupled flow-deformation analyses Ability to read
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candidates who will graduate soon). Proficiency in Matlab or Python, as well as commercial finite element analysis software. Excellent written and oral communication skills in English. Ability to work
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methods (e.g., FEM), and multibody dynamics. Proficiency in Matlab or Python, as well as experience with commercial finite element and/or multibody dynamics software. Strong written and oral
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researchers, postdocs, and PhD students working toward a sustainable energy future through comprehensive systems modeling and scenario evaluation. Main responsibilities Conduct high-quality research within
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building elements. This PhD project provides an opportunity to creatively bridge architectural design, digital technologies and sustainability science, contributing to global research for a resource
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real-world impact. We work across domains such as healthcare, automotive, and manufacturing, using multimodal data and foundation models. The team includes PhD students, postdocs, and industry
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Technology Laboratory (QTL) division of the Microtechnology and Nanoscience (MC2) department, working in a large team of PhDs, postdocs and researchers. About the research We are seeking PhD students to work