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components are in use. More specifically, the PhD position will look towards connecting different advanced software tools (of multi-physics and data-based models) simulating the metal AM process
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and enjoys working with complex, multi-disciplinary topics. In summary, the main tasks of the PhD position are: To perform research in power systems balancing with a focus on European power and energy
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CAT3D, a five-year Villum Young Investigator project that fully funds this PhD position, along with two postdoc positions, we will tackle this grand challenge by fabricating and studying electrocatalysts
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components are in use. More specifically, the PhD position will look towards connecting different advanced software tools (of multi-physics and data-based models) simulating the metal AM process
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. About the tasks Your primary tasks during the 1-year position as a research assistant are: Research (50%) contribute to your main supervisor’s current research design, collect data, and contribute
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postdoc in the lab. You have: A Master’s in Life Science, e.g., Molecular Biology. Expertise in functional genomics approaches and computational data analysis. Expertise and interest in gene-regulatory
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cutting-edge data science? And would you like to be part of a newly formed research collaboration between DTU and Novo Nordisk? Then you could be our new Postdoc. Read on to learn more! About the PhD
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well as academic qualifications equivalent to those obtained by holding a position as a researcher or postdoc. To be appointed as a senior researcher, you must have completed a didactic/pedagogic education. If you
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equivalent to those obtained by holding a position as a researcher or postdoc. To be appointed as a senior researcher, you must have completed a didactic/pedagogic education. If you do not have the necessary
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is a full-time position. You can read more about career paths at DTU here . Further information Questions about the position should be directed to Associate Professor Søren Kramer, email: sokr@dtu.dk