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interdisciplinary research project on production of proteins for food based on a feedstock of CO2 and energy. The positions are based at AU Viborg and/or at AU main campus and are expected to begin on 1 September
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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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the following primary tasks: Develop inspection methods for assessing component condition and material quality Perform testing and analysis to support remanufacturing decisions, including Elemental composition
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collected from multiple habitats and land use types at a national scale. The main focus of your position will be to explore the relation between microbial communities and established/novel soil health
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national scale. The main focus of your position will be to explore the relation between microbial communities and established/novel soil health indicators using digital soil mapping techniques in
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. Responsibilities and 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
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research You will join a research team that comprises a large group of colleagues (PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, associate professors and professors) sharing your primary research interest
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hardware accelerators, or quantum information science. Responsibilities and Qualifications Your primary responsibilities will be centered around the fabrication and characterization of TFLN/TFLT PICs
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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