208 machine-learning-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "U.S" Postdoctoral research jobs in Denmark
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highly desired. Strong communication skills, the ability to collaborate effectively within the team, and proactive working style are essential. The candidate should be motivated, open to learning new
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skills, the ability to collaborate effectively within the team, and proactive working style are essential. The candidate should be motivated, open to learning new techniques, and capable of driving
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University (http://bio.au.dk/en) and work in the Section for Microbiology at this department. The section employs 12 permanent scientific staff and ~20 PhD students and postdocs. Research at the section covers
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students. The department is responsible for two educations: Molecular Biology and Molecular Medicine with a yearly uptake of 160 students in total. Please refer to http://mbg.au.dk/ for further information
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database (e.g., constitutional change proposals, court rulings), and employing supervised machine learning/ natural language processing to scale content. Examples (not must-haves) of relevant skills include
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Job Description Are you burning for physics and how to teach it? Do you want to be a central part of developing new lab exercises for teaching quantum mechanics and electromagnetism at university
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, and offers the successful candidate excellent opportunities for interdisciplinary training, exchange, and scientific collaboration. Plant-PATH homepage: https://mbg.au.dk/plant-path Place of work and
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At the Department of Culture and Learning (Culture and Communication as per January 1st.) , Aalborg University - Aalborg, a postdoctoral position is available for appointment from April 1st. 2026
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job The possibility to engage in high-impact, multidisciplinary research A dynamic, diverse and international research environment that values collaboration among colleagues Learning and applying new
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employees are internationals. In total, it has more than 1200 students in its BSc and MSc programs, which are based on AAU's problem-based learning model. The department leverages its unique research