Chalmers University of Technology invites applications for a fully funded doctoral student position in Additive Manufacturing (AM) of non-weldable Ni-based superalloys. This opportunity is part of the national competence centre CAM2 (Centre for Additive Manufacturing - Metal), hosted by the Division of Materials and Manufacture at the Department of Industrial and Materials Science. CAM2 is a leading hub for material and process development in powder-based metal AM, offering extensive collaboration between academia and industry. The research project focuses on advancing powder-bed fusion laser beam (PBF-LB) processing, including innovative laser-shaping technologies, to fabricate defect-free, high-γ’ volume fraction Ni-based superalloys. The work will also develop integrated hot isostatic pressing (HIP) and heat-treatment strategies to optimize manufacturing time, cost, and material properties. The ultimate goal is to enable hydrogen-capable gas turbines for future carbon-free power generation, contributing to sustainable industrial solutions. As a doctoral student, you will join one of Europe's largest AM research groups, working alongside senior researchers, postdocs, and fellow PhD students in a collaborative and supportive environment. The position offers unique opportunities to develop expertise in advanced manufacturing, materials science, and process engineering, with strong ties to industry and real-world impact. You will also participate in advanced courses within the Graduate School of Industrial and Materials Science and may engage in teaching or other departmental duties (up to 20% of working hours). Eligibility requires a Master's degree (120 credits) or Magisterexamen (60 credits) in materials science, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, physics, or production engineering. International applicants with a 4-year Bachelor's degree are also considered. Strong English communication skills, analytical ability, and research potential are essential. Experience in metal AM, metallic materials, materials characterisation, CAD, powder-bed fusion technology, and microscopy is highly valued. The position is fully funded, with a starting salary of 34,550 SEK per month (from May 25, 2025), and includes all employee benefits. The contract is for four years, extendable to five years with teaching duties. Doctoral studies require physical presence in Gothenburg, Sweden, and a valid residence permit by the start date. Chalmers offers a dynamic, inclusive work environment, Swedish language courses, and comprehensive support for international staff. Applications must be submitted via the Chalmers job portal by January 15, 2026. For further information, contact Prof. Eduard Hryha ([email protected]) or Prof. Uta Klement ([email protected]). We look forward to your application and to welcoming you to our vibrant research community in Gothenburg.

Join the Division of Materials and Manufacturing at the Department of Industrial and Materials Science, Chalmers University of Technology, for a postdoctoral research position focused on the characterization of white layers in Hybrid 60 steel. This innovative project aims to analyze the microstructure and thermal stability of white layers formed during hard turning, a process that offers a faster and more energy-efficient alternative to traditional grinding for high-performance steel components. The research will involve advanced materials characterization techniques, including SEM, EBSD, TEM, and APT, as well as thermodynamic and kinetic analyses to develop a physics-based model for ultrahigh-strength surfaces produced by machining. Chalmers University of Technology is renowned for its commitment to scientific excellence, sustainability, and real-world impact. The Division of Materials and Manufacturing offers a collaborative, international environment with strong industry ties, where you will work alongside passionate researchers dedicated to shaping the future of materials and production. The department actively promotes gender balance, diversity, and inclusion, and provides Swedish language courses for international staff. The postdoc position is a full-time employment for two years, with the possibility of a one-year extension. As an employee, you will enjoy comprehensive benefits, including salary, healthcare, parental leave, subsidized day care, and free schools. The position requires physical presence throughout the employment period, and a valid residence permit must be presented by the start date. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree or equivalent, with strong English communication skills and experience in electron microscopy and machining. Additional qualifications such as recent doctoral graduation, experience with atom probe tomography, and expertise in thermodynamic and kinetic analyses are highly valued. The role includes supervising master’s and/or PhD students, performing beamline experiments, and expanding existing models for white layer formation in Hybrid 60 steel. Teaching opportunities at undergraduate and master’s levels are available, and the position is meritorious for future roles in academia, industry, or the public sector. To apply, submit your application via the online form, including a comprehensive CV, publication list, teaching experience, and a personal letter outlining your research background and future goals. Applications must be written in English and submitted as PDF files. The deadline for applications is March 1st, 2026. For further information, contact Professor Uta Klement at [email protected]. Chalmers University of Technology, located in Gothenburg, Sweden, offers a dynamic and inspiring working environment in a coastal city known for its generous social benefits and commitment to sustainability. The university fosters an innovative spirit through global engagement and close collaboration with society, maintaining its motto "Avancez – forward" since its founding in 1829.

Chalmers University of Technology invites applications for a fully funded doctoral student position in Hydrogen Embrittlement of Metallic Materials, located at the Division of Materials and Manufacture within the Department of Mechanical Engineering. This research opportunity is part of the TechForH2 competence center and focuses on understanding and mitigating hydrogen embrittlement in hydrogen-fuelled internal combustion engines. The project aims to investigate degradation and damage mechanisms affecting the reliability and durability of engine materials, contributing to the advancement of sustainable vehicle propulsion systems. As a doctoral student, you will join a dynamic, international team dedicated to innovative materials research, advanced manufacturing, and real-world impact. The division maintains strong industry ties and offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for academic and industrial partnerships. Your work will involve experimental research, advanced coursework within the Graduate School of Materials Science, and communication of scientific results both verbally and in writing. The position also includes teaching or other departmental duties up to 10% of working hours. Applicants must possess a Master’s degree (minimum 120 credits) in materials science, mechanical engineering, material mechanics, physics, or production engineering from an internationally recognized university. Strong English communication skills are essential. Desirable qualifications include experience with metallic materials, materials processing, and characterization, as well as analytical skills and research potential. Physical presence in Gothenburg is required throughout the study period, and a valid residence permit must be presented at the start of studies. The position is fully funded from the start, with a fixed-term appointment of 2.5 years until the Licentiate degree and the possibility of extension. The starting salary is 34,550 SEK per month (from May 25, 2025), and you will enjoy full employee benefits. Chalmers offers a supportive work environment, Swedish language courses, and is committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion through initiatives like the GENIE project. To apply, prepare your documents in English (CV, personal letter, thesis documents, transcripts, certificates, and references) and submit them via the provided application link by April 8, 2026. For further information, contact Professors Emmy Yu Cao, Lars Nyborg, or Uta Klement. Join Chalmers and contribute to cutting-edge research for a sustainable future!