Meet our scientists

Chalmers University of Technology is a full-scale technological university with scientific depth and interdisciplinary breadth. Curiosity-driven fundamental research is just as natural to us as applied research to solve concrete societal challenges.

Our researchers, instructors and doctoral students conduct research into everything from the smallest building blocks of matter, to systems biology and food products, to climate issues, traffic safety and distant galaxies.

Researcher profiles

Here we present a some of our researchers. Get to know the people behind the research and find out what drives them.

Read more

Chalmers' researchers with special grants

ERC funded researchers

The European Research Council (ERC), supports excellence in research in EU member countries. The Council primarily does this by three major systems for research: ERC Starting Grants for outstanding scientists who are at the beginning of his career, ERC Consolidator Grant to support researchers at the stage at which they are consolidating their own independent research team or programme and ERC Advanced Grants that can be awarded to researchers who has established their own research groups.

Read more

Wallenberg Scholars

The Wallenberg Scholar program focuses on Sweden’s leading senior researchers. Eight researchers at Chalmers are included in the program.

Read more

Chalmers' researchers in academies

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, founded in 1739, is an independent organisation whose overall objective is to promote the sciences and strengthen their influence in society. Academy work is based upon the Academy's ten classes, each representing a scientific subject field.

Read more

Researchers at Chalmers in the Young academy of Sweden

The Young Academy of Sweden is an independent academy, which has the objective to function as a cross-disciplinary forum and to produce a scientific political platform for young scientists in Sweden. The Academy was formed in May 2011 at the initiative of The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. The members are elected for a five year period, based on academic excellence and interest in College affairs.​

Read more