45 computational-physics-superconductor Postdoctoral positions at Nature Careers in Denmark
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computational biology infrastructure at the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine. Collaborations are in place locally to access additional facilities and techniques including state-of-the-art optical
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our research team. The successful candidate will focus on feed processing and evaluating the effects of various process techniques and parameters on process efficiency, product composition, quality and
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our BSc. and MSc. program by contributing with teaching and supervision? Then the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering invites you to apply for a 4-year postdoc position on position “data
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him/her self. Once the recruitment process is completed a final letter of rejection is sent to the deselected applicants. Letter of reference If you want a referee to upload a letter of reference on
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Engage in teaching and supervision as required Expectations of qualifications PhD in Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Physics, Engineering, Bio-engineering, or equivalent Excellent track record in
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at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, as well as Ethiopian researchers specializing in Geophysics and Nature-based solutions. The candidate must be willing to participate in field work in Ethiopia
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industrial and academic partners. The overall goal of the project is to optimize the design of water eletrolyzers for efficient green energy production. You will be conducting Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD
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is given the opportunity to comment on the part of the assessment that concerns him/her self. Once the recruitment process is completed a final letter of rejection is sent to the deselected applicants
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resource recovery pipelines You will contribute to the translation of structural and biophysical insights into technologies or methods for transforming recovered biopolymers into valuable products or process
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biological problems and is thus not focused on development of computational methods. We wish to generate small protein binders against a range of important neuroscience targets – principally intrinsically