90 density-functional-theory PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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Job Description Is your ambition to be part of an international research group? Are you interested in conducting research in the field of public health and dietary patterns? Then, we want to hear
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solid-state sources of single indistinguishable photons for photonic quantum information technology. Single-photon sources play an important role in photonic quantum information applications, which
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at the cutting edge of sustainable materials design, chemical hazard assessment and microplastic pollution. This PhD opportunity is part of the EU-funded UPCYCLE project, which aims to transform non-recyclable
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your chance to shape the future of smart food regulation, both in Denmark and globally. At DTU Food, you'll be part of an ambitious research team that is redefining regulatory food systems in Denmark's
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defects and trapped charges Thermochronometry and rock surface dating You will be part of the dynamic and interdisciplinary LUMIN team, which includes engineers, scientists, postdocs, and PhD students
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technology, positioning your career for long-term success and global scientific impact. Your primary role will be to pioneer and optimize advanced electron-beam lithography techniques to demonstrate reliable
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of building blocks for non-covalent assembly supramolecular polymers. Your work would include: the design, organic synthesis and characterisation of monomeric molecular building blocks; enzymatic synthesis and
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you will design, build and operate advanced electrochemical systems focused on product detection. The project builds upon many years of experience - for example with the "sniffer chip" which has been
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and qualifications Your overall focus will be to develop and evaluate bio-based circular packaging materials that improve food safety, reduce waste, and support circular value chains. The work includes
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and Biomedicine, DTU, supervised by Associate Professor Birgitte Zeuner. The position is part of the department’s mission to understand enzyme action for new sustainable bioprocessing applications