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, implementation of methods in computer codes, use of state-of-the-art high-performance computers in Sweden and in Europe, application of machine-learning and AI techniques, and collaborations with experimental
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, advanced light and electron microscopy, and computational life sciences Guidance on relocating and settling in KTH and in Sweden Qualifications Requirements A doctoral degree or an equivalent foreign degree
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the Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing (SNIC) and the Chalmers Centre for Computational Science and Engineering (C3SE). Learn more about the project and the research: Project overview Due
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departmental duties, up to a maximum of 20% of full-time. Your qualifications You have a Master’s degree in electrical engineering, engineering physics, computer science, applied mathematics or have completed
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of all our activities. If Swedish is not your native language, Chalmers offers Swedish courses to help you settle in. Discover more Find more general information about doctoral studies at Chalmers here
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; significant practical experience in 3D image analysis or computer vision; knowledge and experience in scientific programming (python (preferred), Matlab or other relevant language) with application to image
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Description of the workplace Automatic Control is an exciting and broad subject, covering both deep mathematics and hands-on engineering. Historically it has been instrumental in many areas, from
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initiative to develop a quantum computer based on superconducting circuits. Part of the project is also to solve specific problems related to this goal. A key challenge in this effort is mitigating errors in
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for wearable electronics and energy technology. Our research is conducted in close collaboration with various universities, institutes, and industry partners. The group currently comprises 1 Professor, 1
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The Faculty of Technology has a broad range of activities spanning nine different departments through which Linnaeus University conducts education and research. The educational programs in