Doctoral Position in Applied Physics: Flexible X-ray Detectors Linköping University in Sweden

PhD project in flexible X-ray detectors at Linköping University. This doctoral position is centered on developing flexible X-ray detectors as a future technology for scientific, medical, and technological applications. The project aims to realize flexible detectors by creating new organic semiconductors that can combine flexibility, X-ray absorption, and charge transport in a single material platform. The PhD student will focus on the development of X-ray detectors using new materials, supported...

Linköping University is seeking a PhD student in applied physics to develop flexible X-ray detectors , an emerging technology with potential applications across scientific, medical, and technological fields. The doctoral project is part of a joint Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation-funded effort to create flexible detectors from new organic semiconductors. The research will address the simultaneous requirements of mechanical flexibility, X-ray absorption, and efficient charge transport. The Ph...

Uppsala University has an opening in the group of Professor Gerrit Boschloo for a PhD student in Physical Chemistry with a focus on perovskite solar cells . This opportunity is based in Uppsala, Sweden , and is aimed at candidates interested in solar-energy materials, device-related chemistry, and the broader field of materials research. The post highlights a research direction centered on perovskite photovoltaics, making it relevant for students with interests in chemistry, materials science, a...

Funded PhD opportunity in Applied Nuclear Physics at Lund University , Sweden, within the Nuclear Structure Group in the Division of Particle and Nuclear Physics , Department of Physics. The project focuses on a L.U.N.D.I.U.M. radiation detection device and work related to upcycling state-of-the-art detectors. This position is a strong fit for candidates interested in physics , nuclear physics , particle physics , radiation detection , and detector instrumentation. Experience with Monte Carlo me...

This PhD project is based in the Department of Physics at Stockholm University, within the Division of Chemical Physics and the Molecular Dynamics Quantum Chemistry group. The work focuses on the theoretical description of X-ray induced electronic transitions in liquid solutions and solid materials, where environmental effects and dynamical core-excitation response make accurate modelling challenging. The doctoral researcher will help develop improved quantum-chemical and simulation methods for ...