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development and teaching, and supervising students A PhD in control engineering, mechanical engineering, or a relevant engineering field with a focus on energy systems is required for this position. Experience
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backgrounds in: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, Computer and Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related discipline such as Mechanical Engineering. Candidates must have completed a
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contribute to the teaching activities of the section of Mechanical Engineering by teaching 1-2 courses per semester. You will focus on developing and extending in-house computational codes based on open-source
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(https://orbit.dtu.dk/en/persons/rongling-li ). You can read more about Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at www.construct.dtu.dk . Application procedure To apply, please read the full job
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The Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Aarhus University, invites applications for a 2-year postdoc positions offering applicants an exciting opportunity to join the ERC-funded
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The Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Aarhus University, invites applications for a 2-year postdoc positions offering applicants an exciting opportunity to join the ERC-funded
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, with particular interest in carbonation mechanisms. You will gain hands-on experience with advanced equipment and computational modelling tools to analyse the reactions on both micro- and macro-scales
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on exploring the evolution of magnesium-based binders in different environments, with particular interest in carbonation mechanisms. You will gain hands-on experience with advanced equipment and computational
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or combinations of those. Applicants may have a background in food, chemical or mechanical engineering. Our group and research- and what do we offer? We offer a pioneering position that is part of a large
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laboratories, core and animal facilities. You will work in the brand new ‘Skou Building’ located at the Aarhus University Campus. About the research group The Laboratory for Gene-Regulatory Mechanisms in Cancer