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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
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Programme, grundnivå | 180 hp
Byggingenjör: Byggteknik med arkitektur
1 september 2025 - 4 juni 2028 -
Programme, grundnivå | 180 hp
Maskin- och materialteknik: Högskoleingenjörsutbildning
1 september 2025 - 4 juni 2028 -
Programme, Förutbildning | 30 fup
Naturvetenskaplig/teknisk bastermin
20 januari 2025 - 8 juni 2025 -
Programme, Förutbildning | 60 fup
Naturvetenskapligt/tekniskt basår
1 september 2025 - 7 juni 2026 -
Programme, grundnivå | 180 hp
Produktutveckling och design: Högskoleingenjörsutbildning
1 september 2025 - 4 juni 2028
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.
Researchers, publications and projects
Niclas Andersson
Pedro Henrique Arantes Moya
Shilpa Bijavara Seshashayana
Jakob Blomqvist
Madeleine Burheim
Yuanji Cheng
Jörgen Ekman
Martin Fisk
Stefan Gustafsson
Henrik Hartman
Johan Hektor
Henrik Jönsson
Sana Khayyamifar
Yujing Li
Lindsay Richard Merte
Hampus Nilsson
Pär Olsson
Mats Persson
Grzegorz Sadowski
Simon Siggelsten
Kristian Stålne
Nina Taslaman
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2024 | Article in journal
Platinum–Tin Surface Alloys Studied during O 2 Exposure and CO Oxidation Using Grazing Incidence XANES
Harald J. Wallander, Dorotea Gajdek, Gary S. Harlow, Jakob Blomqvist, Justus Just, Matteo Ciambezi, Edvin Lundgren, Lindsay R. Merte
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2024 | Report
Early Support- en fördjupad introduktion
Niclas Andersson
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2024 | Article in journal
Carbon enrichment in APOGEE disk stars as evidence of mass transfer in binaries
Steve Foster, Ricardo P. Schiavon, Denise B. de Castro, Sara Lucatello, Christine Daher, Zephyr Penoyre, Adrian Price-Whelan, Carles Badenes, José G. Fernández-Trincado, Domingo Aníbal García-Hernández, Jon Holtzman, Henrik Jönsson, Matthew Shetrone
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2024 | Article in journal
Polyvinyl fluoride: Predicting polarization in a complex soft matter system
Carl M. Frostenson, Pär A T Olsson, Per Hyldgaard
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2024 | Article in journal
M giants with IGRINS: IV. Identification and characterisation of a NIR line of the s-element barium
G. Nandakumar, N. Ryde, Henrik Hartman, G. Mace
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2024 | Article in journal
Spatially resolved planar deformation features in naturally and experimentally shocked quartz with synchrotron x-ray diffraction
S. Alwmark, C. Alwmark, J. Wallentin, Johan Hektor, H. Chen, K. Gajewska, S. Kalbfleisch, S. Lidin, A. Plan, P. Struzynska, F. Langenhorst
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2024 | Article in journal
Amorphous TiNiSn thin films for mechanical flexibility in thermoelectric applications
Sana Khayyamifar, Grzegorz Sadowski, Johan Hektor, Denis Music
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2024 | Article in journal
Inverse spectral Love problem via Weyl-Titchmarsh function
Samuele Sottile
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2024 | Article in journal
Operando XANES Reveals the Chemical State of Iron-Oxide Monolayers During Low-Temperature CO Oxidation
Dorotea Gajdek, Harald J. Wallander, Giuseppe Abbondanza, Gary S Harlow, Johan Gustafson, Sara Blomberg, Per-Anders Carlsson, Justus Just, Edvin Lundgren, Lindsay Richard Merte
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2024 | Licentiate thesis, comprehensive summary
Quantitative characterization of nanosized precipitate distributions in glassy alloys
Mattias Tidefelt
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Research project
A detailed investigation of multiple populations in Milky Way globular clusters
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Research project
Hierarchical nanoengineered assemblies of titania (Hi-NEAT)
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Research project
Multilayer architecture of H2O2 non-enzymic sensors for biomedical applications
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Research project
Amorphous TiNiSn for efficient green energy generation
denis.music@mau.se
Research subjects
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.