PhD theses
Here we list a selection of PhD projects at Uppsala University that have used neutrons in their research.
(Follow the link to the DiVA portal for full access to the PhD theses and a possibility to download them as pdf.)
- Eleonora Olsmats (2026): Droplet drama – physics of emulsions: How proteins hold it together
- Lisa Larsson (2026): Additive Manufacturing of Biodegradable Magnesium Alloy WE43: Linking Process Parameters to Microstructure and Mechanical Performance
- Njelama Sanga (2025): Self-assembly of fluorocarbon amphiphiles and their interactions at interfaces with a seed protein
- Ida Nielsen (2025): Water in Prussian blue analogues: A blessing or a curse?
- Nanny Strandqvist (2022): Modulating magnetic interactions: in metamaterials and amorphous alloys
- Simon Rosenqvist Larsen (2022): Strategies for finding new magnetic materials
- Victor Pacheco (2021): Processing–Structure–Properties Relationship in Metal Additive Manufacturing
- Ashok S. Menon (2021): Synthesis–Structure–Property Relationships in Li- and Mn-rich Layered Oxides
- Apurve Saini (2020): Magnetically governed self-assembly of soft matter: A look into interfacial layering, crystallization and percolation
- Sotirios A. Droulias (2018): The effect of nano-confinement on hydrogen uptake in metallic superlattices
- Franz A. Adlmann (2018): Opportunities and challenges of surface scattering at next generation neutron sources
- Jonas Ångström (2015): Structural Basis for Hydrogen Interaction in Selected Metal Hydrides
- Viktor Höglin (2014): Structure-Magnetic Relationships in the Fe-Mn-P-Si System for Energy Applications
- Ida Berts (2013): Relating the Bulk and Interface Structure of Hyaluronan to Physical Properties of Future Biomaterials
- Maja S. Hellsing (2012): Adsorption and Ordering of Surface Active Molecules and Particles at Solid Interfaces and in the Bulk
- Junaid Qazi (2011): Flow of Colloidal Mesophases
