26 computational-cancer-signaling PhD positions at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden
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Are you interested in developing computational tools to understand the detailed mechanical behaviour of multi-phase materials? Then this PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology might be
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is essential for a sustainable society. In this project, you will develop and apply advanced computational techniques to explore nano-catalysts for hydrogen carrier synthesis. Our vision is to
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We invite applications for several PhD positions in experimental quantum computing with superconducting circuits. You will work in the stimulating research environment of the Wallenberg Centre
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for advanced courses, international research visits, and networking across Sweden’s top universities. Information about the research group The Computer Vision Group at the division of Signal processing and
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Advance Earth Observation with 6G Satellites! Join our cutting-edge research at the intersection of satellite communication, signal processing, and Earth observation. As a PhD student, you'll help
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, and combining the resulting digital stream in a smart way. The circuit design in the transmitter and receiver areas will be complemented by researchers in signal processing to investigate these topics
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cladding materials. We will develop a full methodology for computational design, robotic 3D printing, assembly and disassembly of the panels, and demonstrate their application in typical insulated wall frame
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We are offering a WASP, The Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program, funded PhD position that provides a unique opportunity to develop deep expertise in robotics, machine learning
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Join the cutting-edge RAM³ project: Unlocking the Potential of Recycled Aluminium through Machine Learning, High-Throughput Microanalysis, and Computational Mechanics. We are offering a PhD position
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cross-layer defenses that ensure secure and efficient AI model development at scale. Information about the division The department of Computer Science and Engineering is strongly international, with