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to investigate the molecular mechanisms of plant hormone transport. The position offers the opportunity to work within an international, interdisciplinary environment, combining structural biology, biophysics, and
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The Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University invites applications for postdocs and PhD students. Supported by a generous ERC Advanced Grant and a Villum Investigator Grant from Villum
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fund. Foreign and Danish applicants may be eligible for tax reductions, if they hold a PhD degree and have not lived in Denmark the last 10 years. The position is covered by the Job Structure for
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Center (CoaST). These facilities are now equipped with modern graphical user interfaces, unified communication protocols, and structured data pipelines that collect and store experimental data in dedicated
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modelling of diffuse scattering using X-rays, electrons and neutrons to establish local structure and correlated disorder in advanced materials and including ultrafast femtosecond science. The project
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consumption. Their benchmarks and reproducible measurement datasets will provide the foundation for model construction. You will also work with the Software Improvement Group, where you will validate the models
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societal impact. The Department of Electronic Systems employs more than 200 people, of which about 90 are PhD students, and about 40 % of all employees are internationals. In total, it has more than 600
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the key factors driving query-level energy consumption. Their benchmarks and reproducible measurement datasets will provide the foundation for model construction. You will also work with the Software
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to manage research projects and to acquisition of national and EU funding. Qualifications As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree (or equivalent). Specifically, a PhD in Energy Engineering
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, Julia, or Rust, but preferably also one of the languages Fortran/C/C++) are highly desirable, as is a clear motivation to conduct theoretical work at the forefront of contemporary electronic-structure