10 phd-in-integrated-circuit-design PhD positions at University of Copenhagen in Denmark
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PhD Project in Bacteria-Phage interaction Department of Biology Faculty of SCIENCE University of Copenhagen Department of Biology, Section of Microbiology invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in
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PhD Project in Theoretical High Energy/Mathematical Physics Niels Bohr Institute Faculty of Science University of Copenhagen The Niels Bohr Institute invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in
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an education equivalent to a relevant Danish master’s degree. Option B: An up to five year full-time study programme within the framework of the integrated MSc and PhD programme (the 3+5 scheme
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We are offering a PhD fellowship in biophysical neuropharmacology commencing 1 November 2025 or as soon as possible hereafter. Our group and research At the Laboratory for Membrane Protein Dynamics
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Department of Chemistry invites applicants for two PhD fellowships in theoretical catalysis. The projects are rooted in the Theory group which is part of Center for High Entropy Alloy Catalysis
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The Saxo Institute, Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen (UCPH), invites applications for a PhD scholarship in the ERC Consolidator Project INNER_LEAGUE, from 1 January 2026
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the framework of the integrated MSc and PhD programme (the 3+5 scheme), if you do not have an education equivalent to a relevant Danish master´s degree – but you have an education equivalent to a Danish
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on Academics in the State. The position is covered by the Protocol on Job Structure. Option B: Getting into a position on the integrated MSc and PhD programme Qualifications needed for the integrated MSc and PhD
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Weischenfeldt research group, BRIC University of Copenhagen We are looking for a highly motivated, creative, and talented PhD-level computational biologist to join our team commencing November 1st
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, and inhibitors influence transporter dynamics. This integrated approach underpins both our high-resolution structural studies (e.g. Nielsen et al. 2024, Nature) and functional investigations (e.g