Postdoctoral Fellowship in Building Technology and Climate Implications of Wood-Based Construction Linnaeus University in Sweden

This two-year postdoctoral position at Linnaeus University is centered on building engineering with a specific focus on the climate implications of wood-based construction products and buildings . The project examines how timber-based construction contributes to climate transition debates through a research agenda built around the environmental performance of buildings across their full life cycle. The postdoctoral researcher will join an interdisciplinary research team working on a systematic a...

This postdoctoral project at KTH Royal Institute of Technology focuses on interoperable digital and control solutions for positive energy buildings and energy communities . The researcher will work at the intersection of building automation, energy systems, and data-driven infrastructure, connecting operational and lifecycle information across building assets and technologies. The project brings together building management systems (BMS) , programmable logic controllers (PLCs) , HVAC components,...

This doctoral project is based in the Division for Concrete Structures at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and sits within the third-cycle subject of Civil and Architectural Engineering. The research focuses on hydraulic design of hydropower structures, with particular attention to hydro dam bottom outlets. These outlets are critical for dam safety and operation because they are used for emergency lowering of reservoir water levels and may also be used when spillway overflow occurs. The project...

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is recruiting a doctoral student for research on the structural rehabilitation of concrete hydro dams within the Division for Concrete Structures at the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering. The project focuses on reinforced concrete structures used in hydropower, especially spillways and related concrete elements that have been exposed to decades of varying water flows and, in some cases, extreme high-flow events. The research aims to improve under...

This doctoral project is based in the Division for Concrete Structures at KTH Civil and Architectural Engineering and focuses on the structural health monitoring of reinforced concrete dams used in hydropower. The research addresses the ageing of dams in Sweden and elsewhere, where long service lives can lead to cracking, leaching, surface wear, and more difficult-to-detect damage such as reinforcement corrosion. The project aims to improve understanding of how concrete dams respond during norma...