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MPE-lab - Research
MPE-lab is a part of Halmstad Embedded and Intelligent Systems Research - EIS.
The research within this lab is conducted in the following areas:
The research within this lab is conducted in the following areas:
Applied Mathematics - Computational Science and Engineering |
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For the moment the professorship in Applied Mathematics is vacant therefore, we are now looking for a new professor in Applied Mathematics with specialization in Computational Science and Engineering (IDE 14/11). Link to more information about the reqruitment.
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Project leader: associate professor Bertil Nilsson
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| Description |
| The research within this group is focused on the numerical simulation of mathematical models based on linear and nonlinear partial differential equations, using modern finite element techniques. Besides developing numerical methods we also develop the underlying continuum models. |
| For the moment we fous in particular on the following research projects: |
| • Tribology
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| • Contact mechanics
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| • Muscle modelling
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| • Nanoscale modelling |
Applied Electronics |
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The professorship in applied electronics is new and now advertised.
For more information please, click on this link.
For more information please, click on this link.
Description:
The research is focused on applied electronics used in low power wireless and sensors. We develop electronics for wireless transceivers in sensor networks, and electromagnetic probes for remote sensing (radar).
A very high degree of integration is required, and low cost materials must be used, to enable large scale deployment. Semiconductor technology integration is mainly driven by the demands from the digital domain. Analogue and high frequency designers have to adapt to the given prerequisites from developed processes. Electric properties for low cost materials are often poor at high frequency and are plagued with large variations. This is very challenging for the system designer and requires new and innovative solutions.
Physics of Nanoscale Devices |
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| Project leader: professor Håkan Pettersson
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| Description |
| The research is focused on electrical, optical and magnetic properties of nanoscale devices. At present five research projects are pursued: |
| • Nanophotonics with quantum dots
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| • Nanophotonics with nanowires
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| • Nanospintronics
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| • Nanotribology
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| • High-frequency electronics/nanosensors
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