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We invite applicants to join our team of researchers within the area of maritime environmental science. We are looking for a PhD student to work on cumulative risk assessment of shipping pressures
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Do you want to conduct research focused on occupational traffic safety? If you are curious how everyday driving at work can be made safer, this PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology
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. You enjoy combining experimental laboratory work with theoretical analysis and modelling. While your main focus will be the research project and your own development as a researcher, the position also
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This position focuses on research related to the full recycling cycle of sodium-ion batteries. The work includes developing processes for the recovery of valuable elements, carrying out
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environment Geotechnics research at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering focuses on the characterisation and modelling of complex geomaterials, particularly natural clays. Our work bridges
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environment. This is an opportunity to combine field work and desktop analyses to advance the understanding of how shipping impacts the marine environment. The research will inform competent authorities on how
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the role of toe erosion in triggering landslides in sensitive clays. The focus will be on developing computational models that will quantify the erosion mechanisms, precursors and the time to failure
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This multidisciplinary position is part of a WASP NEST (Novelty, Excellence, Synergy, Teams) project focused on advancing generative models and perceptual understanding in computer vision. The
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design. One of our group's goals is to create efficient surrogate models that reduce the computational cost of MD simulations by several orders of magnitude. Notable examples of our work in this area
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of terahertz electronics. In this role, you will work closely with world-class research groups and industrial collaborators, benefiting from state-of-the-art facilities. Your research will push the boundaries