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behaviour, social sciences or psychology (e.g. through courses, applications or student projects), with a preference for experience in handling large survey data. Responsibilities and qualifications Urban
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Job Description We are seeking a talented and highly motivated PhD student to work in the field of transient astrophysics with a special focus on large transient surveys in the era of big data
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controlled trial as well as data processing, statistical analysis and publication of trial and cohort data. The post also includes teaching and may include performance of other duties. Who are we looking
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academic research; Fluency in English and Danish; You are able to work independently and professionally with the tasks at hand; You are comfortable with excel and NVivo and able to work with large data sets
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dual focus on method development and application on large-scale data sets, with the balance dependent on the candidates’ skills and interests. We have access to thousands of whole-genome-sequenced cell
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our energy system. The research group lead by Marta Victoria investigates how to integrate large amounts of solar electricity into the grid. What we offer an exciting interdisciplinary environment with
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development as well as field data collection at multiple test sites in Ethiopia. Job assignments The successful candidate will join a large, collaborative team of researchers with expertise in electromagnetic
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the bat echolocation lab at SDU and will center on investigating how bats actively control their emitted call and received echo to optimize perception. The position focus’ on work utilizing large-scale