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focuses on the development of new materials and processes for electronics packaging and bioelectronics applications. The research of the electronics packaging group in the Electronics Materials and Systems
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areas such as energy technology, laser spectroscopy, medical technology, and electronics and systems engineering. The Department is now seeking a postdoctoral researcher to develop fabrication process for
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the GENIE Initiative on gender equality for excellence . Equality and diversity are substantial foundations in all activities at Chalmers. Application procedure Please submit your application documents
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analysis related to sampling, optimisation and learning problems in high dimensions. Examples of current research topics include convergence analysis of Markov processes, efficient Monte Carlo methods, large
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at Chalmers. Application procedure The application should be written in English and be attached as PDF-files, as below. Maximum size for each file is 40 MB. Please note that the system does not support Zip
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therapeutic strategies that efficiently target currently hard-to-treat ovarian carcinomas. Work responsibilities The successful applicant will independently perform animal experiments with human ovarian
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initiative to develop a quantum computer based on superconducting circuits. Part of the project is also to solve specific problems related to this goal. A key challenge in this effort is mitigating errors in
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beamline is dedicated to X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) and X-ray emission spectroscopy (XES) experiments in the medium and hard X-ray energy range, 2.4 - 40 keV. The beamline is in user operation since
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combining imaging techniques and data analysis to provide a more integrated picture of life processes in the context of health and disease. To be a postdoc fellow at the AMBER programme you will get
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also include technique development work aimed at combining imaging techniques and data analysis to provide a more integrated picture of life processes in the context of health and disease. To be a