Here is 2023’s granted Industrial PhD projects!
This year’s industrial doctoral projects involve, among other things, developing environmentally friendly, smart patches for continuous remote monitoring of patients, developing cell-based therapy with hydrogel to be used in cartilage damage caused by osteoarthritis or trauma, and replacing the toxic and fossil-based solvent hexane with supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) in food and feed applications and in the production of vegetable oils.
The 2023 granted projects are:
|
Applicant |
Project title |
Company |
University |
|
Amir Aminifar |
FSNN: Federated Spiking Neural Networks |
Ericsson AB |
LU |
|
Tobias Bauer |
Microanalytical investigation of Iron Oxide-Apatite deposits |
Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara AB |
LTU |
|
Carlota Canalias |
Material Platform for integrated nonlinear optical devices |
Nyfors Teknologi AB |
KTH |
|
Saikat Chatterjee |
Data-driven Unsupervised Situational Awareness |
Saab AB |
KTH |
|
Gabriel Eilertsen |
Representation learning for cross-modal molecular pathology |
Sectra |
LiU |
|
Klas Hjort |
Sustainable Soft Smart Patch 2D Additive Manufacturing |
Mycronic AB |
UU |
|
Göran Jönsson |
Reprogramming innate and adaptive immunity against melanoma |
Asgard Therapeutics |
LU |
|
Christian Müller |
Reactive Recycling of Polyolefins |
Nexam Holding |
Chalmers |
|
Andrew Naylor |
Development of electrode materials for NiMH batteries |
Nilar AB |
UU |
|
Anna Ström |
Cell therapy for cartilage regeneration |
Cline Scientific AB |
Chalmers |
|
Charlotta Turner |
Sustainable supercritical fluid processing of plant oil |
AAK |
LU |
|
Hadi Valadi |
EVs as a delivery platform for targeted mRNA-administration |
AstraZeneca |
GU |
|
Alexandra Teleki |
Targeted colonic delivery for local treatment of GI diseases |
AstraZeneca |
UU |
The program has been advertised annually since 2014, which has now resulted in roughly 120 doctoral students.
The aim of the program is to contribute to excellent research in SSF´s areas: natural science, technology and medicine. The research shall promote cross-fertilization between academia and industry and contribute to the education of doctoral students in areas that are strategically relevant and strengthening to Sweden’s competitiveness.
The projects will start in the spring of 2024.
For further information, please contact:
Research Secretary Mattias Lundberg, mattias.lundberg@strategiska.se, 08-505 816 72
Program manager Joakim Amorim, joakim.amorim@strategiska.se, +46 8 505 816 65