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fields and access to various scientific and technical expertise. All PhD students at the Faculty of Medicine attend the doctoral education program. More information about the program can be found
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. The research program “Save the Ash”, managed by Skogforsk and SLU, aims to develop a more resistant population of European ash for the future. The PhD project will investigate the recent rapid decline in
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of Technology offers strong support through a qualified supervisory team and a structured doctoral education program leading to a PhD in Geotechnical Engineering. Active participation in the international
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and with national/international partners. It is time-limited (4–5 years) and may include up to 20% teaching. As a PhD student, you will be admitted to the faculty’s doctoral program and actively
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students at the Faculty of Medicine attend the doctoral education program. More information about the program can be found at Doctoral studies at the Faculty of Medicine. Background and description of tasks
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our PhD programme, please visit our information page. We offer a fully financed position. Your time will be devoted to your doctoral studies (80%) including coursework and writing a doctoral thesis
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flow phenomena. The goal is to integrate theoretical and experimental fluid dynamics with modern computational tools to analyze and predict multiphase flow behavior. The project also involves applying
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for the PhD program at Chalmers. Participating in departmental duties, primarily teaching and supervising undergraduate students. Your profile We are seeking candidates with the following qualifications
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will combine state-of-the-art computer vision, modeling and archived specimens to determine biotic and abiotic factors driving spatial variation in molt phenology. It will use museum genomics to recover
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research activities in stormwater management. The research is both theoretical and experimental with elements of computational technology and mathematical modelling and is based on close collaboration with