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, Sweden. The student will form a part of a new NEST initiative funded by the Wallenberg Initiative Materials Science for Sustainability (WISE) and the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program
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another way. You should have excellent programming skills, preferably C++, and good knowledge of graphics programming. Furthermore you should also enjoy solving algorithmic challenges. The position also
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sustainable future through materials science. All early-stage researchers recruited into the WISE programme will be a part of the WISE Research School , an ambitious nationwide programme of seminars, courses
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%) Complete coursework relevant to the PhD program Your profile Required qualifications MSc degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Biotechnology, or a related field
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Degree programs in Space Science and Technology. The division conducts research in the areas of atmospheric science and space systems. The Space Systems group focuses on payloads, spacecraft and launchers
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environment is international and English is the working language. If Swedish is not your native language and you are interested in learning it, Chalmers offers Swedish courses that are free for PhD students
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CST Microwave Studio, HFSS or EM Pro for antenna modeling and design is required, as is experience with programming languages like MATLAB, Python, or similar for antenna array analysis and algorithm
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interdisciplinary research environment, the ability to collaborate and contribute to teamwork, and a very good command of the English language is important. More information The PhD programme is four years. However
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engineering, computer science, physics engineering, or equivalent) Programming skills in Python or another language Strong work ethic Fluency in English, with the ability to write, communicate, and interact in
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and safeguard forest biodiversity, a coherent basic science research program is needed that addresses large and complex issues and develops new analytical tools. That’s why the WIFORCE Research School