67 assistant-professor-and-human-centric-computing Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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Job Description We are pioneering true 3D culture of human liver models by high-resolution 3D printing to transform disease modeling and drug development. Join a project combining next-generation 3D
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Job Description Are you passionate about ontologies, data integration, or semantic technologies—and ready to apply them in a real-world engineering context? Would you like to help shape the future
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) or Assistant Professor Peyman Khajavi (pkha@dtu.dk ). You can read more about DTU Energy at www.energy.dtu.dk/english . If you are applying from abroad, you may find useful information on working in Denmark and
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chatbots and other virtual assistants that can help students learn more effectively or prepare for exams, or support teachers in repetitive tasks. We are looking for a highly motivated and experienced
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Job Description Are you interested and experienced in stem cell differentiation, human tissue models and 3D bioprinting? DTU Health Tech is offering a postdoctoral position focused on developing
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production and quality control will help save natural resources as well as reduce waste material and energy consumption. Formulation and test methods using mathematical modelling and prediction tools. Fouling
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or related fields. Preferably strong interest and foundation in immunology, immune cell assays, or translational research. Preferably experience with computer-guided protein engineering. Experience in human
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Job Description We are looking for a postdoc who can help establish a national infrastructure for the collection and sharing of biomedical health data in Denmark, named "The Biomedical Data
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. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in Physics, Geophysics, Materials Science, Computation, Engineering, or a related discipline. Documented research experience in one or more of the following
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-driven research team. This position will be affiliated with the teams of Associate Professors Chiara Francavilla and Erwin Schoof in the Section for Medical Biotechnology at the Department of Biotechnology