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Chalmers based on joint interest in research on the unique chemical and physical phenomena that occur at very small dimensions. Project overview Novel materials that facilitate interactions of electrons and
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sciences using a range of quantitative methods. The division has around 50 staff members, faculty, and PhD-students with diverse expertise including engineers, natural and social scientists. The Department
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materials — in particular, advanced battery materials and solid–liquid interfaces. By combining state-of-the-art instruments such as electron microscopy and atom probe tomography, the project aims to push the
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of today’s most challenging materials — in particular, advanced battery materials and solid–liquid interfaces. By combining state-of-the-art instruments such as electron microscopy and atom probe
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materials to direct industrial projects generating new inventions. We have a strong learning commitment on all levels from undergraduate to PhD studies where physics meet engineering. The research
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: Experience in matrix hydrodynamics and Zeitlin's model for the simulation of 2-D turbulence. What you will do Supervise master’s and/or PhD students to a certain extent Possibility to engage in teaching at
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questions about the particles and forces governing our Universe to energy-related research. The methods of our investigations are also diverse and complementary, and range from theory and computer simulations
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with external partners. Research activities at the division are organized into four main areas: Electric power systems Power electronics Electric machines High-voltage engineering The strength of our
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applied research in close collaboration with national and international universities, research centers and industries. The Division of Dynamics The Division of Dynamics, where the PhD student will be
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Excellence Centre (2024-2029) aimed at realizing breakthroughs in integrated photonics. You will thus be part of a team of PhD students and postdocs in a constellation of local theoretical and experimental