Postdoc in machine elements KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden

Chalmers University of Technology is advertising three PhD student positions , including one focused on zirconium alloys with APT/TEM methods. This is a research-oriented doctoral opening in materials science , with emphasis on advanced alloy characterization and microscopy-based analysis. The post is shared by Professor Mattias Thuvander of Chalmers University of Technology, indicating a direct academic recruitment opportunity. The research topic suggests work on microstructure, composition, an...

Chalmers University of Technology is advertising a fully funded PhD position in Thermal Packaging Solutions for Future Communication & Sensor Systems in Sweden. The position is hosted in the Microwave Electronics Laboratory and focuses on research at the intersection of electrical engineering , materials science , mechanical engineering , and physics . The project covers thermal packaging for RF and mmWave systems , GaN-based high-frequency electronics , RF/radar/wireless communication systems ,...

Postdoctoral opportunity at MAX IV Laboratory combining state-of-the-art x-ray imaging with additive manufacturing. This position appears to be research-focused and suitable for candidates with interests in materials characterization, imaging methods, manufacturing processes, and related physics/engineering applications. The post is announced by Kim Nygard, Scientist and Beamline Manager at MAX IV Laboratory, with a University of Helsinki affiliation also shown in the profile. No deadline, fundi...

PhD opportunity at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, in Gothenburg, Sweden. The position is in the division of Computational Mechanics and Materials Engineering and focuses on multiscale modelling of defects in composite structures. The project aims to make the design of damage-tolerant composite structures faster, smarter, and more reliable by developing a computational framework that connects small-scale material defects to large-scale structural perf...

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is seeking up to three postdoctoral researchers in High-Performance Computing (HPC) at the KTH Center for Scientific Computing (KCSC) in Stockholm, Sweden. The project is part of the SSF-funded SEESSI initiative, which aims to prepare Sweden’s flagship scientific codes for next-generation hardware. The researchers will work closely with three major open-source and scientific software ecosystems: GROMACS for molecular dynamics, Neko for computational fluid dynami...