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of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Energy Section. We look for a talented, self-motivated, and team-oriented individual who thrives in a collaborative environment and enjoys tackling complex topics
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environmental engineering. A collaborative and analytical mindset, with the ability to synthesize complex information across experimental and theoretical domains. Enthusiasm for advanced electron microscopy
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Project MYC is a critical transcription factor in most cancers, where it cooperates with many different protein complexes to activate diverse pro-tumorigenic pathways. Together with a senior postdoc in the
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educational activities and opportunities for lifelong learning. Complex challenges call for joint action, and therefore our strategy focuses on strengthening current and starting new partnerships with other
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implementation of complex systems. We focus on ensuring that our research results contribute to creating a better society by supporting areas such as health, green transition, energy supply, and life science. We
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and machine learning, you will help develop new methods for understanding complex failure mechanisms—an area where existing industrial knowledge remains limited. The project will be executed in three
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passionate, curious, and driven individual, committed to accelerating the green transition by advancing autonomous solutions for wind power operations. You thrive on solving complex problems, ask bold and
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. Our research is rooted in basic research and centres on mathematical models of the physical and virtual world, as a basis for the analysis, design, and implementation of complex systems. We focus
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The section for the Physics of Ice, Climate and Earth at the Niels Bohr Institute, the Complex Physics group at the Niels Bohr Institute, the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) and the Northumbria University
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insight herein. We are interested in PPIs that are therapeutically relevant, in particular between integral membrane proteins and their intracellular protein partners, also known as receptor complexes. Job