🔬 Two PhD positions are available:
📌 Development of a core monitoring technique for fast reactors (e.g., sodium or lead-cooled systems)
📌 Development of neutron noise equivalence techniques to enhance simulation accuracy
Are you passionate about nuclear energy and reactor safety? Chalmers University of Technology is offering two fully funded PhD positions in neutron noise-based core diagnostics! 🚀
At Chalmers’ Reactor Physics, Modelling, and Safety group, you’ll join a dynamic research team dedicated to nuclear power safety, reactor diagnostics, and safeguards. The group is part of the Division of Subatomic, High-Energy, and Plasma Physics, providing a stimulating environment with strong national and international collaborations.
🔎 About the Research
Ensuring the safe and efficient operation of nuclear reactors requires advanced monitoring techniques. Neutron noise-based diagnostics offer a unique way to detect anomalies inside the core, providing valuable insights beyond traditional sensors.
📚 Who Can Apply?
✅ Master’s degree in Physics or equivalent
✅ Strong skills in programming/coding
✅ Interest in reactor physics and nuclear engineering (experience in these areas is a plus!)
💡 What’s in It for You?
🌟 Fully funded PhD positions with a competitive salary (starting at 34,550 SEK/month)
🌟 Work in a diverse, world-class research environment in Gothenburg, Sweden
🌟 Opportunity to teach and develop as an independent researcher
🌟 Support for international collaboration & career development
📅 Application Deadline: March 30, 2025
🔗 Full details & application: Chalmers website – Vacancies