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Join us at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Aarhus University to help shape the future of sustainable water management. We’re looking for a motivated postdoc for a 1-year
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. For example, could drones scan the ground to support a visually impared person walking through a forest? Or could computer vision enable perception and sensing of a retail outlet? We are looking for a
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analyses on metabolomic and multi-omic datasets, contributing to cutting-edge research in inflammatory bowel disease. A key aspect of this role involves analyzing Raman spectroscopy imaging data from
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students and contributing to educational initiatives. Experience with remote sensing, GIS tools, and image analysis techniques is an advantage, as is knowledge of genetic methods (e.g., SNP-based data
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areas. At least one first-author publication, accepted or submitted Strong analytical, organizational, and record-keeping skills Proficient computer skills, including MS Office and research software
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approaches, balancing the need for high-resolution imaging of shallow infiltration zones with the ability to map deeper flow paths and connections to underlying aquifers. The work will include numerical
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powerful tool in probing the microscopic picture of hydrogen bonding substances, and the most efficient treatment of spectroscopic data is carried out with the application of fundamental principles regarding
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buildings to identify: An appropriate pseudo biological modelling for paradigm for buildings (a standard building model) The growth stages of a building (including the integration of the different building
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find useful information on working in Denmark and at DTU at DTU - Moving to Denmark . Application procedure Your complete online application must be submitted no later than 25 April 2025 (23:59 Danish
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combines omics technologies with bioinformatics, and functional validation of candidates by biochemical, cell biology, and imaging methods (see for instance, Smith, Ferguson et al., EMBO J., 2021; Watson