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The Section for Environmental Chemistry and Physics invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in advanced bio-oil analytical chemistry. The project is part of the research project “UPBIO”, which is
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assistant is a fixed-term scientific position of 6 months. If you have hands-on experience with analytical chemistry and laboratory techniques and experience with troubleshooting, optimization of laboratory
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assistant is a fixed-term scientific position of 6 months. If you have hands-on experience with analytical chemistry and laboratory techniques and experience with troubleshooting, optimization of laboratory
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PhD Position in Hydrogen/Deuterium Exchange Mass Spectrometry to Study the Regulation of Lipoprot...
communication skills. For consideration, applicants must have: A recent Master’s degree in biochemistry, protein science/proteomics, analytical biochemistry or a related field Experience in experimental protein
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) OpenFOAM (beneficial, not required) Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Further information Further information may be obtained from Professor David R. Fuhrman (drfu@dtu.dk ). Application procedure
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demonstrating how predictive analytics can improve maintenance and production planning. By comparing data-driven and traditional methods, the project will highlight the tangible benefits of digital platforms
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is highly desirable. The candidate should have good analytical skills as well as good communication skills in English. You should have completed a two-year master's degree (120 ECTS points) in
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manufacturing systems for subtractive manufacturing. Strong knowledge of process monitoring, manufacturing metrology, and programming tools such as Matlab is highly desirable. You should have good analytical
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. You should have a strong academic background in engineering, applied mathematics, or computer science, combined with a clear interest in scientific programming, machine learning, and data analytics
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. This position is funded by the Danish Research Council Project 1 (DRC-1), which aims to address fundamental problems in geometric singular perturbation theory within the setting of slow-fast analytic vector