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Department of Materials Science and Applied Mathematics
and Applied Mathematics
The department provides courses in Engineering, Mathematics and Natural Sciences at first-cycle and second-cycle level and also a preparatory study programme: Natural sciences/technical foundation year programme. Research is conducted in Civil Engineering, Mathematics, Materials Engineering and Physical Sciences.
Education
Programmes and courses
Preparatory study programme: Foundation year programme
A place on the foundation year programme guarantees the student a place on one of our Bachelor of Science in Engineering study programmes.
Naturvetenskapligt/tekniskt basår
Bachelor programmes
- Byggingenjör
- Maskin- och materialteknik: högskoleingenjör
- Produktutveckling och design: högskoleingenjör
Master programme
Computational Materials Science, master's programme (två år)
Research
Research is conducted in Civil Engineering, Mathematics, Materials Engineering and Physical Sciences. Research and education are carried out in close and continuous collaboration with actors from both the private and public sectors. Research is done in close collaboration with international partners.
Research subjects
Researchers, publications and projects
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Staff
Niclas Andersson - Senior lecturer
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Christina Bjerkén - Promoted senior lecturer
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Staff
Jakob Blomqvist - Program director/Senior lecturer
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Staff
Madeleine Burheim - Doctoral student
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YCStaff
Yuanji Cheng - Senior lecturer
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Staff
Jörgen Ekman - Senior lecturer
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MFStaff
Martin Fisk - Senior lecturer
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SGStaff
Stefan Gustafsson - Senior lecturer
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HHStaff
Henrik Hartman - Assistant head of dep./Senior lecturer
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UHStaff
Ulf Hejman - Program director/Lecturer
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Staff
Johan Hektor - Associate senior lecturer
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AIStaff
Alexei Iantchenko - Professor
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PJStaff
Per Jönsson - Professor
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Staff
Henrik Jönsson - Senior lecturer
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YLStaff
Yujing Li - Senior lecturer
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LMStaff
Lindsay Richard Merte - Associate Professor in physics
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Staff
Denis Music - Professor
denis.music@mau.se -
POStaff
Pär Olsson - Senior lecturer
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Staff
Asimina Papoulia - Doctoral student
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Staff
Mats Persson - Senior lecturer
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Staff
Simon Siggelsten - Senior lecturer
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SSStaff
Samuele Sottile - Doctoral student
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Staff
Kristian Stålne - Senior lecturer
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RdStaff
Rickard du Rietz - Senior lecturer
rickard.du.rietz@mau.se
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2021 | Article in journal
Atomic data for the <em>Gaia</em>-ESO Survey
U. Heiter, K. Lind, M. Bergemann, M. Asplund, S. Mikolaitis, P. S. Barklem, T. Masseron, P. de Laverny, L. Magrini, B. Edvardsson, H. Jönsson, J. C. Pickering, N. Ryde, A. Bayo Aran, T. Bensby, A. R. Casey, S. Feltzing, P. Jofre, A. J. Korn, E. Pancino, F. Damiani, A. Lanzafame, C. Lardo, L. Monaco, L. Morbidelli, R. Smiljanic, C. Worley, S. Zaggia, S. Randich, G. F. Gilmore
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2021 | Article in journal
The Similarity of Abundance Ratio Trends and Nucleosynthetic Patterns in the Milky Way Disk and Bulge
Emily Griffith, David H. Weinberg, Jennifer A. Johnson, Rachael Beaton, D. A. Garcia-Hernandez, Sten Hasselquist, Jon Holtzman, James W. Johnson, Henrik Jönsson, Richard R. Lane, David M. Nataf, Alexandre Roman-Lopes
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2021 | Article in journal
Ab initio electronic factors of the A and B hyperfine structure constants for the 5s(2)5p6s( 1,3)P(1)(0) states in Sn I
Asimina Papoulia, Sacha Schiffmann, Jacek Bieron, Gediminas Gaigalas, Michel Godefroid, Zoltan Harman, Per Jönsson, Natalia S. Oreshkina, Pekka Pyykko, Ilya I. Tupitsyn
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2021 | Article in journal
Good indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and high energy efficiency in multifamily dwellings
Eja Pedersen, Jonas Borell, Yujing Li, Kristian Stålne
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2021 | Article in journal
Extended calculations with spectroscopic accuracy
C. X. Song, C. Y. Zhang, K. Wang, R. Si, M. Godefroid, Per Jönsson, W. Dang, X. H. Zhao, J. Yan, C. Y. Chen
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2021 | Article in journal
Physical characterization of copper oxide nanowire fabricated via magnetic-field assisted thermal oxidation
Samaneh Shapouri, Payam Rajabi Kalvani, Ali Reza Jahangiri, Seyed Mohammad Elahi
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2021 | Article in journal
Modelling Daily Gross Primary Productivity with Sentinel-2 Data in the Nordic Region-Comparison with Data from MODIS
Zhanzhang Cai, Sofia Junttila, Jutta Holst, Hongxiao Jin, Jonas Ardo, Andreas Ibrom, Matthias Peichl, Meelis Molder, Per Jönsson, Janne Rinne, Maria Karamihalaki, Lars Eklundh
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2021 | Article in journal
Theoretical and Experimental Aspects of Current and FutureResearch on NbO<sub>2</sub> Thin Film Devices
Denis Music, Krause Andreas, Pär A T Olsson
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2021 | Article in journal
Metavalent bonding induced abnormal phonon transport in diamondlike structures:Beyond conventional theory
Loay Elalfy, Denis Music, Ming Hu
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2021 | Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary
On Privacy and Security in Smart Connected Homes
Joseph Bugeja, Andreas Jacobsson, Paul Davidsson, Marc Langheinrich
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Research project
HY-TOOLBOX: Development of evaluation toolbox for hydrogen embrittlement sensitivity
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Research project
Multiscale modelling of polymer-metal interfaces
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Research project
3D-printed composites optimized for induction heating
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Research project
Understanding atmospheric photochemistry by negative-ion spectroscopy at MAX IV
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Research project
Knowledge portal for competence development in the construction sector
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Research project
External interactions and Nuclear Effects in Atoms for Plasma Diagnostics and Fundamental Physics
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Research project
Experimental and computational atomic astrophysics
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Research project
Phase field modeling: crack-induced third-phase formation in bi-material systems
Collaboration
Are you interested in our activities? The department is part of the Faculty of Technology and Society. Please contact us if you have suggestions for collaborations with our researchers or students.
Platforms, networks and projects
Project: sWASH & grow (From dread to bread in humanitarian crisis)
The purpose of the project is to improve the conditions for innovators (sellers) to be able to meet relief organizations’ (buyers’) demands, enabling sustainable and circular innovations to reach vulnerable populations (users) in humanitarian crises and off-grid environments. Here are considerable weaknesses in the innovation system of today. The project will - through testbeds in the field in cooperation with buyers and users - test innovative sustainable solutions and from this develop tools for development, scaling and export.
Facts
Contact person and responsible at Malmö University:
Christina Bjerkén
Project members at Malmö University:
Niklas Schmidt and Håkan Wernersson
Financer:
Vinnova
Funding:
9 678 623 SEK
Project coordinator:
RISE (Research Institute of Sweden AB)
Project partners:
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB, Advanced Aerobic Technology Sweden AB, Carex of Sweden AB, Malmö University, MTS - Millennium Technology of Sweden AB, Parlametric AB, Pure Bio Synergy Sweden, SiSP - Swedish Incubators & Science, Parks, SEI - Stockholm Environment Institute SEI, Teknikföretagens Branschgrupper i Sverige AB, Umeå University, Winning Innovation i Lund AB; AguaTuya (Bolivia), Mruna SARL (Agent för Carex i Libanon), LARI, Libanon Agricultural Institut, WESops (pty) Ltd, Water Research Commission of South Africa, AsaDuru SA Pty Ltd, Fifty Eight in the Cradle (pty) Ltd, SI, Solidarite International (Lebanon), Gobierno Autonomo Municipal de Cliza.
Time frame:
September 1, 2020 - August 31, 2022
Project description
Purpose and goal
The purpose of the project is to improve the conditions for innovators (sellers) to be able to meet relief organizations’ (buyers’) demands, enabling sustainable and circular innovations to reach vulnerable populations (users) in humanitarian crises and off-grid environments. Here are considerable weaknesses in the innovation system of today. The project will - through testbeds in the field in cooperation with buyers and users - test innovative sustainable solutions and from this develop tools for development, scaling and export.
Expected results and effects
The results of the project have effects on a number of Global Sustainability Goals by giving innovators and buyers better decision support tools for developing and implementing innovative sustainable, circular and inclusive solutions for those in need in crisis or off-grid. The project´s results include an AI tool for decision support, a university course module, mapping of success factors for off-grid solutions, methods and platforms for validation, upscaling and export, as well as the further development of five Swedish innovative water and sanitation solutions.
Planned approach and implementation
The project is implemented in collaboration with experts and customers from the public, private, academic and NGO sectors. The project is divided into six work packages which include investigating and mapping success factors for off-grid solutions, developing tools for testing, validation and market introduction, developing five Swedish innovative water and sanitation solutions and developing methods and platforms for upscaling. and exports. All results are based on case studies in test and demo beds in Sweden, Bolivia, Lebanon, South Africa and Rwanda.
Contact
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Katja Frid - Head of department
Department of materials science and applied mathematics
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HH
Henrik Hartman - Assistant head of dep./Senior lecturer
Department of materials science and applied mathematics
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Håkan Wernersson - Assistant head of dep./Senior lecturer
Department of materials science and applied mathematics
Contact information
Niagara, Nordenskiöldsgatan 1
040 665 70 00
The Niagara building is open Mon-Fri 08:00-16:00