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Education

Write your thesis at Combustion Physics

If you are reaching the end of either a bachelor or master program there are opportunities for you to write your thesis with us. We have some suggested topics below but if you have any other ideas please contact Andreas who will point you in the right direction.
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Elna Heimdal Nilsson

Senior Lecturer, Educational responsible

Email: elna [dot] heimdal_nilsson [at] forbrf [dot] lth [dot] se

Telephone: +46462221403

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Andreas Ehn

Senior Lecturer, Educational responsible

Email: andreas [dot] ehn [at] forbrf [dot] lth [dot] se

Telephone: +46 46 222 39 28

Become a PhD student

At our division you will have the opportunity to challenge yourself in both lab work connected to lasers and combustion and programming where image analysis and chemical simulation are key elements in our research. See our open positions or contact Per-Erik if you are interested.

Open positions at Combustion Physics

Courses

Combustion Physics gives four courses for undergraduates. Click on the links below to get more information.

Molecular physics (FBR030, FYST36)

The course treats how molecules interact with electromagnetic radiation. Much emphasis is put on diatomic molecules and simpler polyatomic molecules, both theoretical and practical. Properties such as attractive forces, bounding distances, moment of inertia, molecular mass and temperature can be read from measured spectra. The course mainly covers interaction with molecules in the gas phase.