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Applicants are invited for a PhD Fellowship/Scholarship at Graduate School of Technical Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark, within the Biological and Chemical Engineering programme. The position
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description The position is part of a Lundbeck Foundation Collaborative Project (https://lundbeckfonden.com/en/proteiners-dynamik-syge-hjernes-biologi ) which aims to explore a recently discovered and exciting
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. ******************************************************************************** Option A: Getting into a position on the regular PhD programme Qualifications needed for the regular programme To be eligible for the regular PhD programme, you must have completed a degree programme
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bachelors´s degree. ******************************************************************************** Option A: Getting into a position on the regular PhD programme Qualifications needed for the regular
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employment is 3 years. Starting date is anticipated as 1 September 2025, or according to mutual agreement. The position is a full-time position. You can read more about career paths at DTU here . Further
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Space we seek candidates with a strong interest in glaciology for a PhD position in “Understanding the recent behaviour of two major outlet glaciers in Greenland”. You will break new ground at
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Relevant work experience and other relevant professional activities A curious mind-set with a strong interest in randomized trials in children’s nutrition An ambitious scientist-to-be who is able to work
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the optimization of bioactive compound extraction from various seaweeds for the development of fortified foods. This PhD position aims to (i ) identify suitable seaweed species for high-yield protein extraction, (ii
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education equivalent to a Danish bachelors´s degree. ******************************************************************************** Option A: Getting into a position on the regular PhD programme
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If you are establishing your career as scientist and want to be at the forefront of sensory research with focus on the use of modern objective and subjective sensory methods, then this position may