
KTH scholarship 2026
About this scholarship
KTH scholarship refers here to a postdoctoral scholarship at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, supporting full-time research in electrochemical synthesis of synthetic graphene oxide.
The KTH scholarship referenced here is a postdoctoral scholarship offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. Based on the referenced postings, this scholarship supports a two-year, full-time research project focused on the electrochemical synthesis and production of synthetic graphene oxide from carbon fibres, within the WALP initiative.
This opportunity is aimed at researchers who already hold a PhD and want to continue advanced research in areas connected to materials science, chemistry, chemical engineering, electrochemistry, and carbon-based materials. The project emphasizes both experimental development and mechanistic understanding, including optimization of electrochemical processes, materials characterization, and scale-up strategies.
The scholarship is described as a scholarship position rather than an employment position. The referenced postings indicate a monthly scholarship amount and note that health insurance arrangements may be important for scholars in Sweden, especially for those relying on private funding or scholar status.
To be competitive, applicants are expected to have a strong background in relevant scientific fields, hands-on experimental experience in electrochemistry, the ability to work independently, and a record of publication in high-quality peer-reviewed journals. Experience with graphene, carbon fibres, nanocarbon materials, or related topics is considered advantageous.
This scholarship is hosted specifically at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden rather than being a national scholarship usable at multiple universities. Applicants typically apply through KTH's academic recruitment system or the specific vacancy announcement for the research project.
Eligibility
Who can apply for this scholarship
Applicants must hold a PhD in materials science, chemistry, chemical engineering, or a closely related field. Strong experimental experience in electrochemistry is required, along with the ability to design and carry out independent research and a track record of publishing in peer-reviewed journals. Experience with carbon-based materials such as graphene, carbon fibres, or nanocarbon materials is strongly meriting.
Requirements
Documents typically needed to apply
Where you can use this
Open positions accepting KTH scholarship.