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part of the national research program WASP. Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) is Sweden’s largest individual research program ever, a major national initiative for
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Job assignment: The doctoral candidate program amounts to 240 credits (equivalent to four years of full-time study). It formally ends with the doctoral candidate publicly defending his/her printed
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doctorate emphasizes design-driven processes and artistic exploration as methods of inquiry, bridging academic research and the professional practice of architecture. Research within this framework may follow
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to construction processes, policies, or material flows. Familiarity with research or practice at the intersection of building production methods, circular business models, and sustainability transitions. Experience
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researchers at Lund University, Karlstad University and Södertörn University, and funded by The Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program – Humanity and Society (WASP-HS). The research group
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? With data-driven methods, new opportunities arise to understand ecosystems as complex, dynamic networks. This project aims to analyse the world’s most extensive eDNA database, consisting of weekly
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of rural development with a focus on energy transitions. They will be involved in empirical work linked to WP6 tasks, and develop mixed-methods grounded in qualitative research and comparative analysis
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Chalmers University of Technology focused on the recycling of carbon fibre composites. The project aims to develop a novel method for recovering fibres using magnetic fields, with the goal of lowering
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, providing a deeper understanding of how molecular interactions, biochemical processes, and cell-to-cell communication collectively shape development and function. Additionally, computational methods now allow
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computational simulation techniques are used. The research is applied to understand orthopaedic problems and to develop better methods to improve tissues regeneration. The group encompasses about 15 scientists