34 postdoc-in-nanoparticles-density-functional-theory PhD positions at Chalmers University of Technology
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computational research on nuclear, elementary particle, and astroparticle physics. The focus of the current search is low- energy nuclear theory; a research area in which we have a strong international position
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to operate around the clock. By ensuring the performance, longevity, and circularity of industrial systems such as advanced manufacturing (e.g., automotive and battery) and renewable energy (e.g., energy
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representation of marginalized populations. Research has often focused on student experiences and social norms influencing equality, but we see a need for research that aims at understanding the role of other
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take part in research projects with different companies involved which will provide access to a broad range of empirical settings. Consequently, the research will focus on empirical studies involving
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these systems operate in, ACPS increasingly rely on data-driven learning-enabled components to perform a variety of challenging decision-making tasks. While indispensable for autonomy, learning-enabled components
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well as cell- based model studies and apply advanced data-driven approaches and state of the art biochemical and OMICs technologies to understand and predict the role of foods, dietary components and dietary
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.” In this role, you will develop advanced methods to estimate rail roughness and defects based on onboard vibration and sound signals—contributing to a quieter, more reliable, and cost-efficient railway
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Effective use of AI and AI agents requires high quality data. This research is concerned with studying what data companies should collect, how they should process it, where to store it and how
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The main purpose of this project is to develop new biobased surfactants using sustainable raw materials as an alternative to conventional petrochemical-derived surfactants. Since most surfactants
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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