Discover the current available PhD openings at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden.
The KTH PhD vacancies are all listed on one page, making it convenient to search for and plan your PhD studies. KTH Royal Institute of Technology PhD Positions can be filtered based on subjects. The listed PhD opportunities are for Swedish and English-speaking applicants.
Project description Third-cycle subject: Chemistry Over 2 billion lightning events occur in Earth’s atmosphere every year, which might even increase in the future with global warming. In spite of th...
Project description Third-cycle subject: Fibre and Polymer Science We are looking for a graduate student interested in developing novel biobased polyethylene-like materials with attractive propert...
Project description The position will be in the electric machines and drives research team at the school of electrical engineering and computer science at KTH. The electrification of the transport...
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Project description At the Division of Computational Science and Technology at KTH we are seeking a new PhD student in Machine Learning / Computer Vision to handle scale-dependent information in imag...
Project description Neuromorphic systems combine theory from computer science, hardware engineering, and neuroscience in order to create specialized circuits that specialize in mimicking the fantasti...
Project description The School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) invites applications for two doctoral student positions in Computer Science. The ScaLab (Scalable Parallel System ...
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Project description The project you will work in is part of the EU MSCA Doctoral Network “Lullabyte” on the effects of music and sound on sleep. The network consists of 10 collaborating institutions ...
Project description The project you will work in is funded by the Swedish Research Council and is titled “Personalising sonic interactions”. Today’s digital objects and processes produce information ...
