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biological systems, also in collaboration with other researchers and companies. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Physics
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have successfully defended a PhD thesis in a relevant discipline (computational mechanics, mechanical/aerospace engineering, simulation technology, applied mathematics, etc.). If you have not received
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research in peer-reviewed journals and presenting at international conferences We are looking for a candidate with: A PhD in oceanography, climate science, applied mathematics, computational science, or a
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an ambitious PhD program. Our PhD students have high academic ambitions and deliver high-quality results for both the private and the public sectors. Through research and development, we forge sustainable
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Department of Mathematical Sciences, Aalborg University, Denmark. The project is funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation. Your profile Applicants should hold a recent PhD degree in Chemistry or similar, with
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, applied mathematics and computational sciences with a strong focus on computational humanities research. The project leverages an extensive dataset of digitized books, newspapers, and visual artworks
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(AUH), where the newly developed therapeutic oligonucleotides will be tested in preclinical models. Applicants must hold a PhD in chemistry and have documented experience in organic synthesis and nucleic
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, pharmacy, mathematics, computer science and biology. The Department’s research thus contributes to new knowledge and solutions with applications in the areas of climate, environment, energy and health
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inaccuracy, irregular sampling grids, variations in measurement conditions, and other measurement uncertainties. The successful candidates should have excellent grades, strong mathematical and simulation
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atmospheric circulation patterns to determine conditions that reinforce Arctic-mid-latitude coupling in collaboration with the ArcticPush PhD student at Universtiy of Copenhagen. Design and conduct experiments