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research program – Closed Loop Ai-driven Protein Binder Design Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and Novo Nordisk have initiated a strategic partnership and created a joint cross-disciplinary research
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biomolecules, translational research, and therapeutic development. Are independent, motivated, and excited about growing an ambitious research program. Exhibit excellent communication skills and enjoy
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English in one PDF file. The file must include: Application (cover letter) CV Academic Diplomas (MSc/PhD – in English) List of publications Research experience and plan (Please describe your previous
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performance computing numerical methods in our state-of-the-art open source micromagnetic model, MagTense. MagTense is based on a core implemented in the Fortran programming language, and it relies
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modelling, preferably WRF Experience of scientific programming and running code on HPC systems Experience with Fortran, Python and Linux Shell Any of the following is advantageous but not essential
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or similar. Background in applied physics/materials science. Experience in STM Experience in programming or writing analysis software is advantageous. Previous experience in nano/micrometer-size device
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. The position is part of a project funded by the Energy Technology Development & Demonstration Programme (EUDP). The project is led by Associate Professor Jonas Sundberg and is an interdisciplinary collaboration
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design and FPGA programming. We are seeking a highly motivated and talented Postdoc to join our group and contribute to our efforts in developing integrated optical phased array (OPA) on a thin-film
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on the intersection of data science, statistics and machine learning, all with applications to wind and solar energy science. You will be a part of an international team developing tools to plan and operate hybdrid
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considered an asset in these positions. Applicants must also be able to demonstrate excellent ability to code with or learn computer programming languages, such as C++, C#, Python, and/or Matlab