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placed at the Division of Interaction Design and Software Engineering , with Chalmers University of Technology as the employer. Our division provides world-leading research and education in the development
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supramolecular chemistry, organic synthesis, and/or host-guest chemistry is desirable. As the candidate will need to interact with an interdisciplinary team, they will also need excellent communication skills and
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supports trapping and probing of cold Strontium atoms. Building on successful designs, you will implement tunability to realize strong and tunable interactions between atoms and light. This position is
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standards. About the research project The postdoctoral project will focus on precision tests of low-energy strong interactions via the ab initio modeling of open-shell, nuclear many-body systems and Bayesian
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degree obtained within the last three years prior to the application deadline. Documented experience of conducting research in the field of interactions in cellulose-based systems through scientific
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level Interact and work collaboratively in teams with other researchers and industry The position is meritorious for future roles in academia, industry, or the public sector. Contract terms The position
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designs, you will implement tunability to realize strong and tunable interactions between atoms and light. This position is funded by MetaPix Center that aims to advance integrated photonics through
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scientific direction based on your own expertise and interests. Interacting with the research group members and the scientific environment at the AoP division. Participating in supervision of students
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Numerics group at the Department of Mathematical Sciences . You will be physically located within the Plasma Theory group, but with a close interaction with the Geometry and Numerics group. About the
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environments, both in our in-house laboratories and at leading synchrotron and neutron facilities. The Maibach group combines electrochemistry with advanced surface analysis to uncover how materials interact