64 density-functional-theory-molecular-dynamics PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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microscopy, scattering, bio-sensing and microfluidics techniques and work on a range of protein systems — including alpha synuclein and TDP-43. At DTU-Bioengineering you will break new ground at the absolute
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dioxide, and you may read more about our activities at https://corc.au.dk/ . Here, we seek a motivated and qualified PhD student to join CORC’s satellite at DTU. The successful candidate will become part of
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qualifications we are looking for: Excellent knowledge and practical experience on current molecular microbiology methods Experience with genomic and transcriptomics data analysis is beneficial. Experience with
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cutting-edge data science? And would you like to be part of a newly formed research collaboration between DTU and Novo Nordisk? Then you could be our new Postdoc. Read on to learn more! About the PhD
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to the high-temperature PEMFC to produce warm water for practical applications (e.g., heating and washing) in disaster areas. Investigate the thermal dynamics and overall performance of the HT-PEMFC stack and system under
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Engineering, section for Fluid Mechanics, Coastal and Maritime Engineering. The PhD project will play an integral part of the project “Marine advection and dissipation in the vegetated coastal environment
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research project at the interface of polymer chemistry, materials science, and molecular biology. Key tasks include: Designing and synthesizing hemoglobin-loaded polymeric nanocarriers Functionalizing them
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to work independently within a dynamic research environment Willingness to collaborate with other research groups Excellent skills in written and spoken English You should strive for scientific excellence
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Job Description Are you driven by the idea of creating a more sustainable future through groundbreaking research? Do you want to work in a collaborative environment where your contributions can
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. This position is funded by the Danish Research Council Project 1 (DRC-1), which aims to address fundamental problems in geometric singular perturbation theory within the setting of slow-fast analytic vector