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backgrounds to join our community. The School of Electrical Engineering is now looking for an Assistant Professor, Power transmission systems The position is to be filled at assistant level of the Aalto
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, please see the student information and admission criteria at https://www.aalto.fi/en/study-options/aalto-doctoral-programme-in-electrical-engineering . How to apply? Please submit your application through
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Bacterial or mammalian cell cultures Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Acoustics or ultrasonics A Ph.D. or additional experience that contributes to understanding the academic environment is a
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requires a suitable studies background in physics, electrical engineering, materials science, or a related field, with interest in interfacial and electrostatic phenomena. Triboelectric charging first
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on experimental activities. You will also work in a diverse and multi-disciplinary research environment varying from electrical engineers to electrochemists. Additionally, you will develop a network of industrial
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maintaining sufficient lubrication has become a major engineering challenge. Despite extensive research and simulations, oil transport mechanisms are still insufficiently understood. Current models lack proper
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has become a major engineering challenge. Despite extensive research and simulations, oil transport mechanisms are still insufficiently understood. Current models lack proper validation data
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of Science) at Aalto University. This position requires a suitable studies background in physics, electrical engineering, materials science, or a related field, with interest in interfacial and electrostatic
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must apply for the study right in doctoral studies at Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering. The nominal duration of the doctoral studies in Finland is 4 years. Your experience and profile
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of these components requires careful band engineering, in particular minimization of the Schottky barrier and the enhancement of interface transparency at the silicide/Si interface. By applying an electric field