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Building Materials includes sustainable building materials and their application technologies, recycling and reuse, and applied building physics, especially focusing on the Arctic conditions. Project
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access to advanced infrastructure for experimental and theoretical studies. The international environment and good opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations enables PhD students at the department
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between biology, chemistry, medicine, physics, and technology and the interdisciplinary approach to research and education aims to further develop the theoretical and practical understanding of the complex
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the interface between formal verification and automated planning. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to safer, more intelligent systems through a combination of theoretical work and practical
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We are searching for a doctoral candidate eager to take part in crossdisciplinarity work within battery technology for a sustainable future. This work will compose both theoretical and experimental
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and machine learning to tackle the complexity of force allocation and motion planning under uncertainty and actuator failures. The project combines theoretical research in stochastic optimal control
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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
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employer At the Department of Physics , strong and expanding research is conducted in several different research subjects, e.g. organic electronics, nanotechnology, photonics, space physics and theoretical
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with x-ray free electron lasers. The project may also include theoretical calculations. The PhD student will work within a friendly and open research team that is part of an extended national and
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access to advanced infrastructure for experimental and theoretical studies. The international environment and good opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations enables PhD students at the department