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have become omni-present in our daily life, and they are essential in the green transition as the main components in wind turbines and electric motors in e.g. electric cars. However, the strongest
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and can work alone or as part of a team. As sustainability is an integral part of our activities and programs at DTU and DTU Skylab, we also hope you are passionate about making a positive impact in
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Job Description Would you like to become part of the solution toward green energy transition, by helping develop the methods for modeling future power and energy systems? The Renewable Plants in
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tech university spinouts. The postdoc position is part of the UNIVERSE (UNIVersity Ecosystems’ Role in & Support for Entrepreneurship) initiative, and will contribute to a growing body of research at DTU
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genomic analyses, preparing molecular samples for sequencing on different sequencing platforms. An important component of the position will be to assist conducting molecular gut content analyses of fish
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Job Description Do you have a passion for structural design and testing which are creating solutions for the world's green transition? You will be part of a research group that develops future
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“Bioactives – Analysis and Application”. As part of this prestigious Alliance PhD program, you will collaborate closely with Queensland University in Australia and the University of Copenhagen in Denmark
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to a higher technological readiness level and as a key part of this prove the potential for large scale production. The projects have great variety all the way from small molecules to proteins – we can
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Job Description The Quantum and Nanophotonics section at DTU Electro is seeking an excellent and highly motivated PhD student to be a part of a program on ‘Symmetry-guided discovery of topological
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process of clays on micro- and macro-scale properties of the cements. As a part of this project, your responsibilities will encompass the following tasks: Processing and characterization of aluminosilicates