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, and nanomedicine. The postdoctoral researcher will collaborate closely with a PhD student and other younger students, contributing to a dynamic and supportive research environment. The candidate will
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such as data scarcity, cultural sensitivity, inclusivity, and the need for robust preference optimization methods that go beyond standard fine-tuning. Key research objectives include: Developing Efficient
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inorganic chemistry, polymer chemistry, physical chemistry, electrochemistry or battery research. You hold a PhD in chemistry / chemical engineering / materials science / physics or a related topic
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approx. 200 colleagues, including ninety academic staff members and a corresponding number of PhD students. We work closely with one another across different fields of study and prioritise a healthy work
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atmospheric circulation patterns to determine conditions that reinforce Arctic-mid-latitude coupling in collaboration with the ArcticPush PhD student at Universtiy of Copenhagen. Design and conduct experiments
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has overall responsibility for the Master's degree programs in medicine and in molecular medicine. At the department we are approx. 670 academic employees, 500 PhD students and 160 technical
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engages in related research projects in the group and C3. Your profile PhD degree in Atmospheric Science, Chemistry, Physics, Nanoscience, Environmental Engineering, Meteorology or similar. Strong interest
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performance in refurbished metal parts and contribute to assessing their environmental impact, including data input for CO₂e analysis tools. Expected start date and duration of employment This is a 1.5–year
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. Candidates should hold a PhD degree in a relevant area. Of particular relevance: Experience with RNA work and cellular laboratory models will be an advantage. Demonstrated record of international publications
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hold a PhD in biotechnology, microbiology, or similar. The ideal candidate also has one or more of the following: Hands-on experience with the cultivation of anaerobic microorganisms (i.e. acetogens) and