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. The research includes development of growth models, crop production management with remote sensing tools and spectral techniques, and agronomic studies. Ongoing projects involve the use of optical and radar
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on the development of self-sensing fiber-reinforced cementitious composites (SS-FRCMs) for the dual purpose of structural strengthening and real-time health monitoring of infrastructure. The research is structured
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of appointment/assignment relevant to the subject area. The successful candidate should have a PhD in ecosystem ecology, biogeochemistry, physical geography, or a related field. Past experience of synoptic surveys
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Functional Materials, 2024, 34, 2406875). This project will further develop this technique with a focus on aerospace applications such as lightning protection, de-icing, and sensing. This position is part of
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. Requirements PhD degree in biochemistry or structural biology, or an exam which is judged comparable to a Swedish Ph.D in biochemistry or structural biology. The degree needs to be obtained by the time of
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curious and motivated postdoc with a PhD in biomedical engineering, physics, materials science, organic chemistry—or similar—and a drive to explore new frontiers in science. 👉 Learn more and apply here
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international environment consisting of PhD students, postdocs and teachers coming from all corners of the world. Research and teaching are conducted in an open and progressive atmosphere with challenges and
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Project description The postdoctoral fellow will explore synaptic processes and white matter pathways between remote brain areas in vivo in animal models that underlie plasticity in the prefrontal
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fisheries and environmental management. We value not only academic excellence, but also personal qualities and abilities to cooperate in a team as well as work and develop independently. You hold a PhD in
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remote brain areas in vivo in animal models that underlie plasticity in the prefrontal cortex of mice. We will focus on neuronal micro- and macro-circuits that influence our feeding behavior, which