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qualifications Your primary focus will be to develop a comprehensive database and conduct novel research on how university innovation ecosystems influence the performance and scaling of deep tech university
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infectious diseases. We are looking for creative minds with excellent practical lab skills to design smart syntheses and engage with collaborators and biologists. Responsibilities The main responsibility is to
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us to explore the relation between the degree and type of processing, and the foods that result from their use. The results will be used for data machine learning, in collaboration with other partners
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, qualifications in relation to the position, and intentions and visions for the position Curriculum Vitae (CV) Diplomas (master's degree diploma and PhD diploma) List of publications, with an indication
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by clicking APPLY NOW below. Please include Curriculum vitae Diplomas (Master and PhD degree or equivalent) Research plan – description of current and future research plans Complete publication list
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qualifications at a master's degree level. Appointment as a postdoc requires academic qualifications at PhD level. Who we are On the journey, you will have supervisors from the Audio Analysis Lab (https
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main campus. Depending on the position, the work will involve a combination of experimental research, process simulation, reactor operation, and system-level optimization. We are currently advertising
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analysis of prepared electrode materials. Responsibilities and qualifications The main focus of the postdoc work will be on structural and electrochemical characterization of carbon materials for sodium ion
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materials, producing a comprehensive dataset of structures and their optical properties. This dataset will serve as input for AI-based design tools developed by collaborators within the project. Your main
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the project. Your main tasks will be: Develop and apply electromagnetic modelling techniques in combination with inverse design to study light-matter interactions in dielectric nanostructured optical surfaces