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(EU NIS-2 Directive), e.g., compliance optimization and automatization. The postdoctoral researchers will belong to the graduate school within the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program
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sheet fluorescence microscopy Image analysis workflows Immunofluorescence optimization and protocol development About the Position This is a full-time, fixed-term position for two years, in accordance
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expertise from control theory, machine learning, optimization, and network science, spanning diverse application domains such as energy systems, biomedical systems, neuroscience, and safety and security
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approaches Development or optimization of molecular methods Postdoctoral scholarships may be established for foreign researchers who pursue their merit in Sweden. A foreign researcher is a person living in
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of the position is to develop the independence as a researcher and to create the opportunity of further development. The research tasks include the optimization of cultivation processes and freeze-drying
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the last three years prior to the application deadline Strong expertise in at least one of the following: power system optimization/digitalization, or power electronics hardware. Experience in digital
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. The goal is to create a design guide for municipalities and consultants, based on findings from the Chalmers Gårda raingarden pilot , to effectively treat polluted stormwater. The study will identify optimal
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dynamics, such as hidden Markov models or statistical jump models, affect the optimal decision-making process for an investor. Specifically, we aim to develop new methods for regime models, including
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crucial role in controlling risk. The project aims to investigate how abrupt changes in dynamics, such as hidden Markov models or statistical jump models, affect the optimal decision-making process for
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maximal signal-to-noise and detection of picomolar levels of protein in the blood. The laboratory’s part of the project is to test and optimize this new strategy and subsequently use it to evaluate