46 phd-in-computational-mechanics-"Multiple"-"Prof" positions at Linköping University
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application! We are now looking for a PhD in Environmental Science with focus on degradation of organic pollutants in biogas processes. Your work assignments The position for a doctoral student is announced as
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application! We are seeking up to two advanced-level students in computer science, computer engineering or closely related area as research project assistants (programming, system administration). The position
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are combined within analyses in this subproject. The PhD project is part of the subproject ‘A Novel Model for Policy-Work.’ The specific research question is open to be formulated by the PhD student in dialogue
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Science for Sustainability (WISE ). The WISE Fellow recruitment package includes salary for the recruited faculty member (4 years full-time) salary for two PhD students (4 years each) salary for two
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application! Work assignments You will work on fault diagnosis with a focus on mechanical anomalies through monitoring of dynamic behavior. The focus of the research is on fault diagnosis of mechanical failures
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, inflammatory diseases, and infections is conducted at the division. The research group focuses on mechanisms that lead to immune activation in inflammatory diseases and on identifying biomarkers in multiple
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– such as taking statutory leave – then these may be taken into consideration. We are looking for candidates with a PhD in materials engineering, solid mechanics or a closely related research field. Good
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qualifications required for employment as associate professor. The Computer Vision Laboratory (CVL) is looking for an assistant professor in machine learning with a focus on motion analysis from video. CVL is a
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environments. • Self-motivation and curiosity, with a strong drive to explore new research directions independently. The following education, experience and expertise are required: A PhD degree in bioinformatics
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application! We are now looking to appoint a Principal Research Engineer in the field of Clinical Neurophysiology with focus on human pain mechanisms and especially the role of the peripheral nervous system