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to departmental duties, including teaching and lab assistance. Discover more Find more general information about doctoral studies at Chalmers here . About the research environment The Division of Electric Power
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of classical circuit approaches. The main research area will lie in the improvement of dynamic range without increased power consumption. Here you will perform research ideas combining multiple LNAs and ADCs
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, and power cables. All research is conducted in collaboration with other universities, research institutes, and industry. The group currently consists of 1 Professor, 1 Senior Scientist, 5 Postdocs, and
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, you must have: A master's degree corresponding to at least 240 higher education credits in Engineering Physics (F) or Electrical Engineering (E); good communication skills; the ability to work in an
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value a collaborative attitude and an interest in working both in teams and independently. Self-motivation, persistence, and numerical analytic ability are important personal qualities for this position
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Experience with performing laboratory experiments Ability to work with large data sets (> 500 GB) Numerical modelling Main responsibilities Independent research and research training (80% of time) Support for
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Are you interested in developing computational tools to understand the detailed mechanical behaviour of multi-phase materials? Then this PhD position at Chalmers University of Technology might be
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architectural history Ability to independently manage a project Experience of qualitative and/or participatory methods Skills in scientific writing Main responsibilities As a doctoral student, your
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the entire industrial process — from identifying needs to delivering the final product — while generating added value. The department stands out both nationally and internationally through its ability
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industry. Project overview You will start working in the project “Potential for electrifying ships from a fleet perspective - understanding power demand and grid capacity”. You can read more here: https