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We are looking for a PhD candidate fascinated by the response of quick clays that can change from solid to liquid with small environmental perturbations. We want to be able to understand how a
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level or performing other duties corresponding to 20 percent of working hours Successful candidates will be enrolled, in addition to the department’s PhD program, to the WASP graduate school. The graduate
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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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position is embedded in a vibrant research environment that includes several PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. The project is a close collaboration between the Computer Vision Group at Chalmers
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This PhD student position offers a unique opportunity for a dedicated, curious, and independent person. You are interested in biological and chemical processes taking place in wastewater treatment
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Join us for an exciting and excellent PhD journey! Everyday user behaviour may affect the environmental performance of household appliances, yet it is often overlooked in environmental assessments
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%) Complete coursework relevant to the PhD program Your profile Required qualifications MSc degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Biotechnology, or a related field
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We are looking for a PhD candidate fascinated in modelling erosion processes in sensitive clay slopes. The highly sensitive clays, called quick clays, can change from solid to liquid with small
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research activities in the project, in collaboration with supervisors and other researchers. Take PhD courses as part of the Doctoral Programme "Human-Technology-Design" Develop your own scientific concepts
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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 study turbulent ship wakes and their effects on the marine