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structure methods within molecular response theory for molecules on surfaces and molecules under non-equilibrium conditions. The focus is to develop models which can describe how electronic charge transfer
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electronic structure methods in the areas of molecular response theory for molecules in complex environments. The developed methodologies will, for instance, be applied to model advanced spectroscopies
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design in construction or equivalent. Your course of study must correspond to a five-year Norwegian course, where 120 credits have been obtained at master's level. Master students can apply, but
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defined as desired qualifications (the latter are placed in the module below): You must have a relevant Master's degree in either mineralogy, igneous/metamorphic petrology, structural geology or ore deposit
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characteristics To complete a doctoral degree (PhD), it is important that you are able to: Show curiosity and strong motivation for the subject Work independently in a structured way, set goals and make plans
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simulations of nonlinear photonic waveguides and devices Photonic design of hybrid integrated laser structures for manufacturing at NTNU or in collaboration with external foundries Complete the doctoral
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for future industry structure developed by MENON? The PhD project will be carried out in collaboration with partners in the Norwegian Centre for Sustainable Climate Change Adaptation (Noradapt ) such as SINTEF
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technical designs for pumped storage plants. The main focus will be on the tailrace tunnel system and outlet structure (pumping intake), but the research includes the whole, overarching plant design
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: elana.wilson.rowe@nmbu.no For questions regarding the PhD program (eligibility for admission, structure of the program etc), please contact: Program coordinator Josie Teurlings, email: josie.teurlings@nmbu.no via
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the timeframe ability to work independently and in a team, be innovative and creative ability to work structured and handle a heavy workload having a good command of both oral and written English via Unsplash