Physical Sciences and Technology

Microelectronics

Environmental virology, Molecular and structural biology, biochemistry

Giant viruses diversity, Giant viruses physiology, Host/pathogen cross-talk, Role of DNA viruses in evolution, viruses and the origin of life

Asteroseismology

The search for exoplanets (planets that orbit stars other than the sun) and investigations of their atmospheres

Preparative and physical chemistry of polymersNanotechnology

Biopolymers, Responsive and functional materials, nanofibers and nanocomposites

Biopolymers, Fiber science

Tissue Engineering Nano-Biomaterials Scaffold fabrication Electrospinning Hydrogels 3-D printing

Experimental condensed matter physics

Infrared spectroscopy, magneto-optical spectroscopy, topological materials, thermoelectricity, high pressure, van der Waals materials

Surface and interface science, (photo)catalysis and nanophotonics

Inorganic solid state and materials chemistry

Synthesis of inorganic materials, characterization, (e.g. XRD) properties. Borides, silicates, cuprates and other substances for energy-related materials (thermoelectrics, catalysts, magnets, superconductors)

Bioelectrochemistry, Synthetic Biology, Chemical Biology

Engineering of Electron Transfer Pathways Genetic Code Expansion

Chemistry coordination, Chemistry, Molecular magnetism, Molecular electronics, Bioinorganics

Molecular design, Molecular electronics, Biomaterals, Sensors, Molecular magnetism

Micromagnetic testing methods

Bioorganic and medicinal chemistry

Synthesis of biologically active natural products and analogues of natural products Evaluating the biological properties of these compounds

Biochemistry and biophysics

Structural biology (protein X-ray crystallography), Membrane proteins, Transporters and Channels, Metalloproteins, Proteoliposomes, Planar lipid membranes, Electrophysiology, Spectroscopy

Particle physics

Neutrino telescope Detector development

Molecular coordination chemistry of the f-block elements with relevance to catalysis and nuclear waste

Design and synthesis of highly reactive f-block complexes that can activate inert small molecules such as carbon oxides, atmospheric nitrogen, and hydrocarbons, and that can provide fundamental information on structure and bonding or the metals at the bottom of the periodic table.

Solid-state NMR spectroscopy, DFT calculations, inorganic solids

Research focuses on the development and application of solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, and its combination with first-principles calculations to study local structure and disorder in inorganic solids.

Hydrogeology and catchment hydrology; multiscale modelling for geologic and hydrologic systems; scale of hydrologic systems; stochastic processes

Optimal complexity of hydrologic models Model uncertainty

Coordination Chemistry, Interfaces and Processes

Coordination Chemistry, iminophosphorane ligands and catalysis

Molecular Biology and Cell Biology and Biochemistry and Biology

DNA topoisomerases Leukaemia

Production of metallic nanocrystalline materials and composite materials by SPD Dissolution processes and formation of supersaturated solid solutions during SPD Material characterization by advanced TEM and APT Correlation between microstructure, thermal and mechanical stability, mechanical and functional properties of nanocrystalline and nanocomposite materials Characterization of mechanical properties with an emphasis on testing of small material volumes

Physical Chemistry of Nanomaterials

Liquid-exfoliation of low-dimensional nanostructures, size selection and centrifugation techniques, optical characterisation (absorbance, photoluminescence, Raman spectroscopy), covalent and noncovalent functionalisation, interaction in hybrid systems and interface control

Sum frequency generation spectroscopy, surface science, time-resolved spectroscopy

Water at interfaces Water dissociation Ice Reaction dynamics

Theoretical and Computational Chemistry

Development of quantum mechanical methodologies, and application of quantum chemical methods to problems in materials science, life sciences, and general studies

Theoretical particle physics

Flavour physics (B physics), perturbative and non-perturbative QCD, light-cone meson distribution amplitudes, QCD sum rules

Biological Inorganic Chemistry, Magnetic Resonance spectroscopies, NMR, Structural Biology

Proteins and Biochemistry, Structural Biology and Biophysis, Systems Biology, Metals in Life Sciences, Cellular Structural Biology, Structural Vaccinology

Theoretical chemistry

Electron Dynamics, Quantum Dots, Energy Transfer, Quntum Monte Carlo, Theoretical Spectroscopy, In Solution, At Interfaces, Electronic Structure, Nuclear Dynamics, Resonances

Neurobiology

Axonal growth and regeneration in the intact and diseased brain (i.e. epilepsy, MS, stroke) Adult neurogenesis and neuronal plasticity in depression like phenotypes

Experimental Condensed Matter Physics, Spintronics

Recent research interests cover the area of spin transport in hot electron devices (metals, complex oxides etc.), spin transport in magnetic tunnel junctions and transport in novel devices with graphene and topological insulators.

Biochemistry (protein biochemistry)

Protein crystallography Regulatory mechanisms of visual signal transduction Viral proteases Protein–ligand interactions with SH3 proteins Motor proteins Protein aggregation Protein folding

Polymer materials

Synthesis and characterisation of network and linear polymers with different properties (e. g. nonlinearly optically active, liquid crystal, optically low-attenuation, fracture-resistant, thermally stable, electrically insulating, solvent-resistant, well adhering polymers) Synthesis and characterisation of monomers and organic intermediates Synthesis and characterisation of dendrimers Studies of the kinetics and mechanism of polycyclo-trimerisation and co-reactions Modelling of network formation Development of adhesives, moulding and laminating resins Recycling of special thermosetting plastics and thermosoftening plastics Studies of the adhesive behaviour of polymers

G protein-coupled receptors, proteins, peptide pharmaceutical drugs, biocompatible material

Peptide hormones/GPCR Chemical modification of proteins Tumour research/oncology Metabolism research Biomaterials/surface modification

Protein biochemistry, malaria, structural biology, drug development

Biochemistry of redox metabolism Rational development of drugs to fight malaria and tumour-based diseases Parasite-host interactions Redox proteins Selenoproteins

Mathematics education

Astrophysics

Neutron stars Energetic binary star systems Transient phenomena

Physical chemistry

High field EPR and related double resonance techniques (DNP, ENDOR, PELDOR) Structure and function of paramagnetic enzymes Development of methods for sensitivity enhancement in magnetic resonance

Research, testing, consulting, monitoring, certification, damage investigation in the fields of component strength and high-temperature properties of components made of metals, including light alloys, construction materials, plastics, compound and composite materials, surface engineering, tribology. Lectures on materials science and component strength, supervision of doctoral, bachelor's and master's theses, advanced design projects, as well as tutorials, internships and seminars.

Holistic evaluation of component properties under complex operational demands in the context of materials - production - construction design - demands on construction components with particular emphasis on materials development, component strength, fatigue behaviour, damage analysis and longevity analysis at high temperatures, very high numbers of cycles, effects of the environment, quality assurance and improvement of production sequences in the manufacturing of components

Biochemistry, molecular biology, structural biology, biophysics

Gene expression Protein synthesis Ribosomes Translational control Protein targeting and translocation of membrane proteins Cryo-electron microscopy

Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, Materials Modelling

Development of theoretical and computational methods to prediction of materials properties, Computational modelling of the behaviour, properties and manipulation of nanomaterials, Electrostatic interactions and self-assembly, Gas storage and interactions in porous solids

Materials Science: Thin Films, Microfabrication, MicrosystemsElectrochemistry, Photoelectrochemistry,

Oxide and metal oxide materials Thin film processing by diverse methods, e.g. sputtering, pulsed laser deposition Structural and microstructural characterization Electrical, electrochemica, photoelectrochemicall characterization by e.g. impedance spectroscopy Investigation of structure - property relations Microfabrication and microstructuring of thin films Design and fabrication of complex microsystems High temperature microsystems Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Solar Fuels Energy systems Modeling and simulations: DFT, microkinetic modeling, multiscale modeling

Biophysics, Physical chemistry

Single molecule fluorescence spectroscopy and microscopy, DNA nanotechnology and bionanotechnology, structural biology

Virology, Molecular biology, Cell biology, Biochemistry

Infection and Replication of Retroviruses

Condensed matter theory

Superconductivity, Topological states of matter, Graphene

Biophysical Chemistry & Nanobiotechnology

single molecule fluorescence spectroscopy single molecule force spectroscopy protein dynamics enzyme kinetics enzyme optimization & biocatalysis biohybrid chemistry

The Physics of Elementary Particles and Fields, Modelling and simulation, Physics, Science and technology, Experimental aspects of elementary particles and fields (including astro-particle physics)

Searches for new particles and physics beyond the standard model, Top quark, Large hadron collider, BSM, Compact Muon Solenoid, CMS, LHC; Data science, Multivariate techniques and deep learning

Surface engineering, materials engineering

Surface engineering Joining technology (soldering) Tribology Corrosion Materials engineering PVD technology Thermal spraying Solder coating technology Tribological protective coatings for production engineering and component applications Thermal insulation layers for gas turbine components

Theoretical (computer-aided) physics

High-temperature superconductivity Lattice dynamics Magnetism Density functional perturbation theory Wannier functions by means of downfolding techniques

Mineralogy, crystallography, mineral physics

High-pressure and high-temperature experiments with a diamond anvil cell Phase transitions Solid solutions X-ray diffraction Equations of state

Physics of plasmas; Chemical kinetics and thermodynamics; (Molecular) reaction dynamics: Computational chemistry and chemical modelling

Micro and Nanotechnology

Micro and Nanomechanical devices for sensing and oral drug delivery

Energy storage and conversion

Rechargeable batteries, solid state electrolytes, Material science, crystallography, inorganic chemistry

Biochemistry, Biophysics

Membrane protein folding and assembly Membrane lipids Membrane protein function and regulation Protein Dynamics Synthetic Biology

Basic and applied biomedical research in general, Veterinary medicine, Physics

In vivo imaging, Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy, Translational neuroscience

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials

Nano-structured functional materials

Physical Sciences and Technology

Robotics and industrial informatics

Particle Physics

Theory of Particle Physics and High Energy Physics Strongly interacting systems. Hadron Physics and Quarkonium Computational Methods Hot strongly interacting plasma of quark and gluons Cosmology and early universe Effective Quantum Field theories and application from High Energy to Low energy

biophysical chemistry, mass spectrometry

gas phase structures of proteins and nucleic acids electron-ion reactions mechanisms of biomolecular dissociation ionization processes Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry (FT-ICR MS)

Mycobacteria, macrophages, phagosome, neurons, GPCR, potassium channels, cellular signalling

Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium ulcerans, the molecular and cellular signalling pathways targeted by the major mycobacterial virulence factors, namely the ESX1 secretion system and the polyketide mycolactone

Trained as an experimental physicist, Lene Oddershede works at the crossroad between physics, medicine and biology. She is an expert on optical manipulation, biophysics, interaction between light and nanoparticles, and on biophysics of cells, with a special interest in stem cells.

Biophysics, nano-bio-photonics, medical physics, stem cells, nanoparticles, nanotechnology, physics, optics

Experimental solid-state physics

Highly correlated electronic systems Heavy fermion systems Kondo insulators Thermoelectrica Clathrate compounds Low temperature physics

Theoretical Physics

Cosmology, dark energy, inflation, modified gravity, axions and axion-like particles

human senses, chemocommunication, aroma research, odour research, food chemistry, sensory sciences, perception, volatile contaminants

Human Senses Sense of smell Food imprinting and food preferences Off-tastes Aroma development Aroma analysis

Solid State Physics

Physics and applications of advanced electronic and photonic materials based on wide-bandgap and highly mismatched semiconductors and related nanostructures, novel spintronic semiconductor materials, electronic and material-related properties of two-dimensional semiconductors.

Molecular Simulations in nanostructured materials

My research interests focus on the study and the design of multifunctional nanostructured materials and complex molecules. Using molecular simulations we provide sound basis for the development of new multifunctional materials. We are interested on processes that combined with some kind of control at the molecular level will have far reaching implications, both in basic science and in technological applications.

Bionanomechanics

Chemical Physics, Nanoscience, Chemistry, Physics

Fundamental properties of isolated molecules and clusters in the gas phase Growth, manipulation , characterisation and applications of nanocarbon materials

Galaxy Evolution at High Redshifts. Infrared Astronomy.

Galaxy formation and evolution at high redshifts. Stellar mass assembly. Star formation, black-hole activity and their evolution with cosmic time. Infrared-selected galaxies. Multiwavelength follow-up. The physics of the interstellar medium.

Extragalactic Astrophysics

Galaxy Formation and Evolution, Galactic Structure and Stellar Populations

Star formation, Planet formation, Astrochemistry, Astrobiology, Molecular astrophysics, Interstellar dust, Radiative transfer, Millimeter and sub-millimeter observations

The earliest stages of star and planet formation Stars like our Sun form within dense and cold fragments of interstellar molecular clouds. These regions are called pre-stellar cores and they represent the initial conditions in the process of star formation. Pre-stellar cores are cold (~10 K), dense and quiescent. Dust grains are covered with thick icy mantles, a variety of molecules, including deuterated species and complex organic molecules form and thrive, as interstellar UV photons cannot penetrate the dark cores. I study the physical structure and kinematics of pre-stellar cores, using millimeter and sub-millimeter molecular lines and dust continuum emission. To understand which molecule and which line to observe, I study the chemical processes in the gas-phase and on the surface of dust grains. The comparison between observations and model predictions, with the help of radiative transfer codes, allows us to derive the phyical conditions (volume density and kinetic temperature) as well to measure the internal motions, which typically display gravitational contraction toward a well defined center, the future stellar cradle. I use ground based single-dish telescopes, interferometers and satellites to carry out my research and in the past years I have been granted time at the Herschel Space Observatory and the Atacama Large Millimeter Array. With Herschel, I recently detected for the first time water vapor toward a pre-stellar core. These observations allowed us to measure the amount of water present in the pre-stellar core, thus the initial reservoir of water, just before the formation of a Sun-like star and its future planetary system. We found 0.5 Earth masses of water vapor, which can be explained by current models if dust grains carry about 2.6 Jupiter masses of water ice. Pre-stellar cores are slowly rotating clouds threaded by magnetic fields. The fraction of ionized particles within them is thus crucial for their dynamical evolution, as ions are linked to the magnetic field lines and, via collisions, to the bulk of the cloud material, which is in neutral form. I have measured the degree of ionization in a large sample of dense cores and the specific angular momentum of a pre-stellar core at different scalies, finding results consistent with current predictions of collapsing magnetized clouds, where the specific angular momentum is lost by the breaking action of magnetic fields. The collapse of a rotating cloud naturally leads to the formation of a protostar surrounded by a flattened structure, the accretion disk. Material accretes from the envelope to the disk and then to the protostar, which also drives powerful jets and outflows in a direction perpendicular to the accretion disk. I study the effects of the passage of these outflows on the parent cloud with magnetohydrodynamic codes. I also study the chemical evolution of the accretion disks, with the use of gas-grain chemical codes of relatively massive young accretion disks, which will eventually host planet formation. One major goal is to connect the various phases in the process of star and planet formation (molecular cloud, pre-stellar core, accretion disk) with the help of detailed observations and comprehensive chemo-dynamical models. This is crucial to unveil our origins and to bridge the gap between interstellar clouds and our solar system.

Semiconductor lasers, ultrafast photonics, semiconductor physics.

The physics and technology of semiconductor ultrafast laser diodes and photonic systems are right at the core of my research. I am also keen to develop novel applications enabled by ultrafast photonics in imaging, sensing, spectroscopy and metrology.

Astrophysics/Physics

Star formation Interstellar Medium Interstellar dust / formation of chemical species on dust surfaces Chemical composition of star forming regions

Homogeneous Catalysis and Organometallic chemistry

Catalyst and ligand design, design of novel reaction and understanding reaction mechanisms

photochemistry

Photoactive dendrimers Luminescent metal complexes Photo- and redox-active nanoparticles

Chemical evolution of galaxies, stellar populations

Formation and evolution of the Milky Way Stellar nucleosynthesis Big Bang nucleosynthesis First stars chemical enrichment Planetary nebulae Chemical evolution of galaxies

Galaxy evolutionhigh-redshift galaxies

Cosmology and astrophysics

Study of high redshift galaxies and the intergalactic medium

Proteins and Biochemistry, Structural Biology and Biophysics

Protein folding, misfolding and assembly

Peptide chemistry, protein chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, expanded genetic code

My group investigates topologies of protein-protein interactions in the live cell by combining chemical tools and modern molecular biology techniques. We use the expanded genetic code technology to incorporate crosslinking amino acids into proteins at specific sites, and we map systematically interactions surfaces to discover regions of proximity of associated partners. We are currently focused on unveiling the binding mode of natural peptide hormones to class B GPCRs and investigating the topology of interactions involved in GPCR-associated protein complexes.

Galaxies and Cosmology

Dynamical Evolution and formation of Galaxies, N-body Simulations and Hydrodynamics, Dark Matter Dynamics, Molecular Clouds, Millimetric Radioastronomy, Thermodynamics of self-gravity

Interactions, particles, nuclei laboratory to the cosmos

Heavy-ion physics Flavor physics QCD and QED studies

Experimental Physics

gravitational wave detectors non-equilibrium properties of thermal noise low noise amplifiers mechanical resonators interferometric sensors of dispacement

Integrated optics - Photonics, Optics, Spectroscopy, Lasers, Materials Science, MEMS

Silicon Photonics, Integrated Optics, Laser spectroscopy, Laser physics, Non-linear optics, Interaction of ultrashort laser pulses with matter, Non-linear inorganic and organic (polymers and liquid crystals) optical materials, Laser materials processing, Smart Materials, MEMS/NEMS, micro- and nanotechnology

Gene expression/RNA processing/translation/mRNA/drug discovery/cancer biology/stem cell biology/immunity

Investigating mRNA cap function in mammals

Meteorology

Remote sensing Cloud physics Hydrological cycle

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials

My research is focused on the preparation of organic functional molecular materials for molecular electronics applications, mainly for molecular memories using bi- or tri-stable systems as information storage centres. I have a particular interest on the synthesis of novel organic radicals for exploring their magnetic and redox properties as potential key components in (spin)electronic devices. Currently, the charge transport across functional layers employing liquid metals, as one of the electrodes in vertically structured junctions, is one of my focus of research.

Biochemistry, Biophysics, Plant Sciences, Photobiology

Photosynthesis in plants and algae Light-harvesting and photoprotection Acclimation mechanisms

Astrophysics

Accretion processes onto black holes, active galactic nuclei, quasar application to cosmology

Solid state physics

Strongly correlated electrons Computer simulations

Chemistry of Materials, Nanomaterials and Processes

Dielectric nanoparticles Lanthanide ions Luminescence Solvothermal synthesis

Material Physics: semiconductor and nanoscale materials

I am working on the development of novel semiconductor and nanoscale materials, and spectroscopic metrology for ultra-fast electronics and optoelectronics that will greatly improve computation and communication capabilities. A major goal is to produce significant progress in understanding of epitaxial graphene properties towards device-grade epitaxial graphene for implementation in high-speed electronics and THz-frequency large scale processor technologies. To achieve this I apply unique ellipsometry techniques to study, understand and optimize the transport, electronic and structural properties of epitaxial graphene grown on SiC by sublimation. Further current efforts are concentrated on understanding the mechanisms that generate and control the transport properties in epitaxial layers of group-III nitrides (InN, InAlN, AlGaN) for high-power electronic applications and novel solid state lighting. I have built a THz spectroscopic ellipsometer, which is the core of an unique THz and magneto-ellipsometry center at Linköping University. The unprecedented capabilities of this new instrumentation are the gathering meaningful information about electronic and spin transport with no physical contacts that can result in surface damage or sample contamination. The technology is the first of its kind in Europe and could transform research into advanced semiconductor-, nano-, and bio-materials.

Inorganic Chemistry

Main group metal chemistry organometallic chemistry bond activation catalysis DFT calculation

Bioinorganic Chemistry

Coordination Chemistry Bioinorganic Chemistry Rare earth elements

Nanostructured Materials for Applications in Catalysis and Energy Storage and Conversion

Nanostructured Materials, Nanoporous Materials, Ordered Mesoporous Materials, Metal Nanoparticles, Semiconductor Nanoparticles, Metal hydrides, Particle Size Effects, Nanoconfinement, Catalysts, Hydrogen Storage, Solar Fuels, Batteries

Cosmology and astrophysics

Galaxy formation and evolution Galaxy clusters and cluster galaxies Large scale structure

Solar Physics

Models and observations of dynamics in the solar atmosphere; Coronal heating; Computational modelling of oscillations in the Sun's atmosphere

Nonequilibrium statistical physics

Transport properties, surface science, tribology, nonlinear dynamics, condensed matter

Stellar and galactic systems; Science and technology

Planetary science

Earth rotation Earth interior Planet rotation Planet interior

Anorganic chemistry, solid-state chemistry, computer-assisted chemistry

Synthesising binary aggregates of main group elements - without (1) or with (2) functional organic ligands. Reactions of (1) with respect to transition metal compounds to produce compounds with multinary and intermetalloid cluster anions. Reactions of (2) with respect to organic compounds with complementary functionality to produce hybrid compounds based on binary and multinary metal-chalcogenide complexes. Experimental investigations of the entire subject area: single-crystal structural analysis, spectroscopy (IR/Raman, UV-Vis, PL, heteronuclear NMR, ESR), ESI mass spectrometry, cyclic voltammetry, thermal analysis, gas sorption analysis, SQUID measurements (collaboration), Mössbauer investigations (collaboration). Quantum-chemical investigations of the entire subject area: the TURBOMOLE programme package.

Biophysics at the nanoscale

Chemistry, materials science

Adhesion Biointerface Surface chemistry Micro and nanostructuring

materials physics, statistical mechanics, soft matter, engineering materials, disordered systems

amorphous materials gel networks microstructure, dynamical processes and mechanics in glassy materials cementitious gels nano-composites plant cell wall tissue mechanics assembly at interfaces

Condensed matter physics

Magnetic materials, non-equilibrium phenomena

Nonlinear physics, nonlinear optics, lasers and optical information processing, phototonics, biophototonics

Applications of nonlinear optics in information technologies and the life sciences Photonic crystals Spatiotemporal effects such as solitons Slow light or ultrashort laser pulses Non-diffractive beams Optical tweezers Holography Nonlinear microscopy Optical functional materials

structural biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, biophysics, infectious diseases

bacterial infection, cell wall biosynthesis, antibiotic resistance, novel antibiotic development, bacterial secretion systems, X-ray crystallography

Geophysics

Global and theoretical seismology, Earth's deep interior

Molecular, Cellular & Biochemical Sciences

DNA damage & repair and the link to human pathologies

Surface science, physical chemistry, heterogeneous catalysis

Properties, growth and modification of oxidic surfaces; scanning tunnelling microscopy; spectroscopic methods in surface physics

Physics, Chemistry, Computer simulations

My research focuses on theory and computer simulations of soft condensed matter systems to study physical phenomena like phase transitions, glass and jamming transitions, gelation, and nucleation in bulk systems and systems subjected to external fields like sedimentation, electric fields, etc. We employ Monte Carlo, (event driven) Molecular and Brownian Dynamics simulations, Stochastic Rotational Dynamics simulations to include hydrodynamics, Umbrella and Forward flux sampling, and simulated annealing techniques to predict densest packings, candidate (crystal) structures and to determine the (non)-equilibrium phase behavior of colloids, nanoparticles, liquid crystals, etc.

Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Machine vision, Deep learning

Egocentric vision, Human behaviour analysis, Vision and language

Cell and Developmental Biology

RNA structure, post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression, RNA thermometer, RNA switch, miRNA pathway, long non-coding RNAs

Nanoscience, Nanomagnetism

magnetic nanoparticles & nanostructures, self-organization, X-ray & neutron scattering techniques

Quantum gravity, mathematical physics

Non-perturbative models of quantum gravity Loop quantum gravity Spin foam models Cosmology

(Bio)analytical Chemistry, Microsystems engineering

Microfluidics, Lab-on-Chip Technology Development of bioanalytical plaftorms for cell analysis and medical diagnostic Self-assembly, Nanotechnology

Lab on Chip Technology, Microfluidics, Analytical Chemistry, Bioanalytical Chemistry, Spectroscopy

Analysis of cells and membranes, Diagnostic devices

Structural Biology

Structural biology of muscle actin-based cytoskeleton Structure-function analysis of metallo-enzymes involved in protection from chemical and oxidative damage

The Interstellar Medium Star formation in Galaxies Numerical simulations

Computational Mechanisms of Cognition and Morphological computing; Computing Paradigms: Natural Computing and especially Morphological computing and its relations to traditional computing paradigms. This research is part of are The study of Information with focus on information processing.

Theory of Science - Philosophy of Science - Epistemology of Science Computing and Philosophy (Especially Info-computationalism) Computational aspects of Science of Information/Foundations of Information Ethics (Ethics of Computing, Information Ethics, Roboethics and Engineering Ethics, Sustainability Ethics)

Protein chemistry, proteomics, mass spectrometry

Mass Spectrometry, Lipidomics, Proteomics

Atmospheric Dynamics and Prediction

Atmospheric Teleconnections El Nino Southern Oscillation sub-seasonal to seasonal prediction statistical and numerical modelling

Nearfield and nonlinear Raman spectroscopy and microscopy, electrochemistry, surface science

Sensitized solar cells Fuel cells Metal-organic frameworks

Soft matter and biological physics

Microscopy, microrheology, structure-property relationships, cellular biophysics, protein aggregation, mechanical properties, biopolymers

Physics

Soft matter physics, biophysics, synthetic biology, liquids and disordered solutions

Condensed-matter theory

Ab initio calculation of the properties of solids Density functional theory Many-body theory Theoretical spectroscopy Electron-phonon coupling Organic and inorganic semiconductors Hybrid materials & nanostructures Superconductivity

Supra and macromolecular materials and systems: preparation, properties, functions

Soft matter and complex systems Complex liquid interfaces and thin films Foams (liquid and solid) and emulsions Cellular materials Microfluidics and Lab-on-a-Chip technologies