90 web-developer-university-of-liverpool positions at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden
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for a PhD student focusing on future fuels and propulsion systems for the maritime sector. This is an opportunity for you to contribute to the development of techno-economic and environmental assessment
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research and education with a focus on wireless electronics, photonics, quantum technology, as well as bioelectronics and microelectronics packaging and integration within Chalmers University of Technology
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for real-time decision-making and optimization under uncertainty. Develop techniques for computationally efficient mixed-integer stochastic optimization. Investigate the interplay between energy consumption
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collaboration between the AIXLab@Chalmers and Sahlgrenska University Hospital. At the AIXLab, our primary objective is to develop technical solutions that enhance the usability of AI. In partnership with
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-frequency circuits is meritorious. What you will do: Develop your own scientific concepts and communicate the results of your research verbally and in writing The position generally also includes teaching on
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Are you passionate about developing next-generation battery materials? Do you want to be part of a leading research environment that bridges fundamental science and industrial applications
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. This position is part of a collaborative effort between Chalmers University of Technology, Volvo Cars, and Volvo Group, and offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of control theory, machine
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We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join our dynamic research group at Chalmers University of Technology. As a key member of our organic electronics team, you will focus
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, Chalmers, and Digital Building Technologies, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). The PhD candidate will be supervised by supervisors from DTU and Chalmers. About us The position is within the Division
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correction methods. This project aims to better understand these radiation-induced errors and develop strategies to address them. It is a collaboration with two Canadian partners—Laurentian University/SNOLAB