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project “ALPS - AI-based Learning for Physical Simulation”. Expected start date and duration of employment This is a 2–year position from 1 October 2025 or as soon possible. Job description You will be
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Foundation Classes (IFC), and linked data Sensors as part of Internet of Things (IoT) and integration of sensory information in simulation models during run-time Data processing, incl. artificial intelligence
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Applications are invited for a 1-year post-doc position on modeling of two-phase flows for green hydrogen application at the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Aarhus University
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, stimulation and transduction of T cells, and standard molecular biology methods, including cloning. Experience with flow cytometry and animal work is essential. Hands-on experience using cancer models in mice
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of the extremely wealthy individual. The postdoc project enquires into these ethical obligations and should aim to sketch a model of the moral requirements of being extremely rich. We expect the postdoc project
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, stimulation and transduction of T cells, and standard molecular biology methods, including cloning. Experience with flow cytometry and animal work is essential. Hands-on experience using cancer models in mice
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simulation techniques and molecular mechanics principles (especially applied on water and hydrogen bonding systems). Thermodynamic modeling and applied physical chemistry for industrial applications. As a
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mathematical and analytical models to predict coil loss, facilitating the optimal design of HPMCs Constructing a large-signal platform to measure coil loss of HPMCs Exploring innovative solutions, such as new
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, you are expected to determine the molecular super-structure of TZ. You will monitor the gating mechanism of TZ in cellular models such as RPE1 or cultured dopaminergic neurons by immunofluorescence
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using the EC-Earth earth system model, running simulations to test the robustness of Arctic-lower-latitude interactions in collaboration with colleagues at the Danish Meteorological Institute. Investigate