Full-time KTH doctoral position on severe-accident management for light-water reactors, including digitalisation of accident-management guidance and AI-assisted plant-damage diagnosis.
Destination
Sweden
Study level
Doctoral
Deadline
Oct 9, 2026
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Funding package
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Full-time temporary doctoral employment with monthly salary according to KTH's doctoral student salary agreement.
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Eligibility
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Official KTH doctoral eligibility
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Documents and steps
Required documents
Application letter
Representative publications or technical reports where requested
CV
Certified diplomas and grade transcripts
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Application steps
Open the official KTH vacancy.
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Submit the required diplomas, transcripts, CV, application letter and other listed materials before the stated deadline.
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