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electricity prices with focus on Nordic electricity market including implementation, test and validation at the DTU Risø HPP facility (possibly in a GPU computing infrastructure) Aid the implementation of IEA
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the application deadline, the head of the department, with the assistance of the hiring committee, will select the applicants to be assessed. All applicants will be informed whether they have been shortlisted
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Aarhus University, an international, top-ranking university. You will join the lab of Associate Professor Thomas Kim at DANDRITE, the Danish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine
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, dynamics and functions of single nanoparticles in both thermal catalysis and electrocatalysis, aiming to advance the understanding of catalysis at the atomic-scale, and in turn, to aid design of new and more
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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
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Professor Ziwei Ouyang at DTU, ziou@dtu.dk , and Assistant Professor Hongbo Zhao at AAU, hzh@energy.aau.dk . You can read more about the Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering (DTU Electro
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headed the authoring of published scientific papers. As a formal qualification, you must hold a master’s degree (Research Assistant) or a PhD degree (Postdoc) We offer DTU is a leading technical university
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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
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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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to Aarhus (or nearby) and to integrate into the office work setting at the Department of Geoscience. Further information Applicants are encouraged to contact Associate Professor Denys Grombacher, Department