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About the Group The DISORDER Group, led by Assistant Professor Espen Drath Bøjesen, focuses on investigating materials at the border between order and disorder. Our team uses state-of-the-art
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biological problems and is thus not focused on development of computational methods. We wish to generate small protein binders against a range of important neuroscience targets – principally intrinsically
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feed processing. For non-Scandinavian candidates an effort to learn to read, write, and speak Danish is a requirement. Contact Further information on the position may be obtained from Professor Jan Værum
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engineering, computer science or similar Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English Ability to work independently and in cross-functional teams
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feed processing. For non-Scandinavian candidates an effort to learn to read, write, and speak Danish is a requirement. Contact Further information on the position may be obtained from Professor Jan Værum
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Postdoctoral researcher position/Postdoc in anti-methanogenic potential of bromoform and novel no...
Professor Samantha Noel (samantha.noel@anivet.au.dk ; +45 41893349) or Researcher Anna Schönherz (anna.schonherz@anivet.au.dk ; +45 87158067). Place of work and area of employment The place of work is the
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considered for the position. Contact information You may obtain further professional information from Assistant Professor, Matteo Bonini,+45 99408849,mabo@math.aau.dk For further information concerning
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control of infectious diseases in aquaculture and help with design and evaluation of experimental work in the section. You will be situated at the Section for Fish and Shellfish diseases in Kgs. Lyngby near
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at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, as well as Ethiopian researchers specializing in Geophysics and Nature-based solutions. The candidate must be willing to participate in field work in Ethiopia
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Excellent written and oral communication skills Social and collaborative personality Who we are You will be working in the ‘Microbial Electrosynthesis’ research group, headed by Associate Professor Jo Philips