SSF’s grant for Research Institute doctoral students goes to…
This year’s nine projects in the call for Research Institute PhD students 2022, SSF FID-22, have now been appointed. The selected institutes receive SEK 2.5 million per project so that an employee can obtain a doctorate in a strategic area for Sweden within natural science, technology or medicine.
The projects involves using AI to evaluate which new solar cell materials to invest in, estimating the thermal dynamics of buildings that can be used in the transition from the fourth to the fifth generation district heating, and producing peptides with increased antibacterial effect to materials for clinical use in healthcare with the goal of minimizing antibiotic resistance.
The following projects receive funding:
|
Supervisor |
Title of the project |
Institute |
| Mattias Berglin | Clickable antibiofilm coatings | RISE |
| Åsa Claesson | Nanomaterial-enabled fiber optic sensing (NEFO) | RISE |
|
Andrew Dimmock
|
Magnetospheric driving of GICs in the Swedish power grid |
Institutet för rymdfysik |
|
Ellen Grumert |
Styrstrategier för säkra självkörande bussar |
VTI |
|
Anders Holst |
Data-driven prototyping of new solar cell materials |
RISE |
|
Mats Jirstrand |
Estimation of building heat dynamics for energy optimization |
Fraunhofer-Chalmers Centre |
|
Fatemeh Rahimian |
On-device Learning for Secure Internet of Things |
RISE |
|
Martin Zelan |
Chip-scale quantum clock technology |
RISE |
|
Henrik Andersson Östling |
Hydrogen embrittlement of advanced AM components |
Swerim |
For further information, please contact:
Research Secretary Johan Nilsson, johan.nilsson@strategiska.se, 08 – 505 816 74
Program manager Joakim Amorim, joakim.amorim@strategiska.se, 08-505 816 65