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institutional context, job roles and available resources. You will be employed at DTU Management and be associated with the section for Organisation Science and Technology. You will work physically from CAISA
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. Evaluate and understand how experimental conditions effect both the chemical, physical, and mechanical properties of the prepared films (e.g., using scanning electron and atomic force microscopy, infrared
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process of clays on micro- and macro-scale properties of the cements. As a part of this project, your responsibilities will encompass the following tasks: Processing and characterization of aluminosilicates
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to develop and utilize knowledge, methods, technologies and sustainable solutions within: Chemical and biochemical process engineering and production, Design of chemical and biochemical products and processes
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in basic research and centres on mathematical models of the physical and virtual world, as a basis for the analysis, design, and implementation of complex systems. We focus on ensuring that our
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. Uncovering these mechanisms will inform the process design for next-generation biofertilizers, and beyond. Responsibilities and qualifications Your role will be to develop novel, robust, and scalable
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opportunity to be part of large-scale experiments tackling pressing societal challenges. You'll be involved in every stage of the research process—from experimental design to data analysis and publication—while
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. The technologies include fuel cells, electrolysis, power-to-x, batteries, and carbon capture. The research is based on strong competences on electrochemistry, atomic scale and multi-physics modelling, autonomous
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] that process information in temporal rather than spatial modes to reduce their footprint. The project involves a collaboration between DTU Electro (Senior Researcher Mikkel Heuck) and Harvard University (Dr
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information may be obtained from Professor Charlotte Scheutz, Section of Waste, Climate and Monitoring, chas@dtu.dk and Associate Professor Xenia Trier, Section for Environmental Chemistry and Physics, xt