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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
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polymers and on the development of spinning processes for manufacturing conducting polymer fibers used in wearable electronics. A summary of the research field can be found in a recent review . Project
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electron microscopy is a strong advantage. What you will do Develop and apply advanced microanalytical techniques to accurately characterise recycled aluminium alloys Develop new knowledge on how the tramp
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engineering challenges. Currently, three postdocs and about 15 PhD students are working within our main research areas: Lightweight materials and structures, multi-phase and metallic materials, Process modeling
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for Quantum Technology (WACQT, http://wacqt.se ). The core project of the centre is to build a quantum computer based on superconducting circuits. You will be part of the Quantum Computing group in the Quantum
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senior researchers, three postdocs and three PhD students. It is embedded in an interdisciplinary environment where we have close collaboration with other research teams at Chalmers such as technology
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responsible for ensuring that the application is complete. Incomplete applications and applications sent by email will not be considered. Application deadline: 18 September, 2025 For questions, please contact
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, semiconductor technology and metrology that are part of the SWEET project. About us The position is hosted by the Microwave Electronics Laboratory at MC2 where the PhD student will have access to several
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the Division for Computer network and systems and the employment is placed with Chalmers University of Technology. Our research spans from theoretical computer science to applied systems development. We provide
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. The position is placed in the Division for Computer Networks and Systems and is formally employed by Chalmers University of Technology. Our research spans from theoretical computer science to applied systems