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on climate impact research and process-based modelling of biogeochemistry, agronomy, biology and geography from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen, as well as international partners. Field
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pharmacological questions in large populations. The translational pharmacology group aims to understand variability in drug toxicity, drug metabolism and drug transport. Examples of this include cell-based models
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on climate impact research and process-based modelling of biogeochemistry, agronomy, biology and geography from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen, as well as international partners. Field
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October or as soon as possible thereafter. Jobdescription This postdoc position offers a unique opportunity to bridge environmental modelling, behavioral insight, and policy innovation to understand and
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October or as soon as possible thereafter. Jobdescription This postdoc position offers a unique opportunity to bridge environmental modelling, behavioral insight, and policy innovation to understand and
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the project. Qualified candidates should have: A PhD degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or equivalent. Research interests and a scientific track record in Edge Computing research fields, such as
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to collaborate with fellow researchers, fostering a collaborative and innovative research culture. The ideal candidate has the following skills: PhD in computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science
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Are you interested in protein O-GlcNAcylation in neuroscience and can you contribute to the development of modelling intellectual disability in Drosophila melanogaster ? Then the Daan van Aalten
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these issues. The center brings together experts on climate impact research and process-based modelling of biogeochemistry, agronomy, biology and geography from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen, as
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to understand variability in drug toxicity, drug metabolism and drug transport. Examples of this include cell-based models such as induced-pluripotent stem cells, primary human hepatocytes and clinical studies