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. More than 35 nationalities are represented at the Institute, and we support an equal gender distribution. We are located in Lyngby, Hirtshals, Nykøbing Mors, and Silkeborg and have regular activities in
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Two postdoc positions on the ecology and physiology of microbial key players exposed to oxygen de...
and distribution of the above-mentioned microbes in oxygen-depleted environments Identification of the enzymes catalyzing the NO-dismutation reaction in AOA. Exploration of the physiological adaptations
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-based topology optimisation and de-homogenisation Adaptive meshing algorithms for topology optimization PDE-driven topology optimisation methods Research fund application Collaboration with industrial
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distinctive moral reasons to be concerned with extreme wealth from the perspective of distributive justice, (2) to analyze the role of individual responsibility in a theory of extreme wealth morality, and (3
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of context-aware, distributed, and embedded cyber-physical systems, with a particular focus on Internet-of-Things (IoT) and the computing continuum eras. Our vision is to pioneer advancements in high-tech
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on robotics, biomedical sensor and AI algorithm for cancer diagnosis. This project aims to develop a miniaturized robot and bio-sensor for on-site laryngeal cancer diagnosis. The candidate can contribute to one
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for the position. Embedded Systems Engineering (ESE) is one of the 10 research sections at DTU Compute. Our mission encompasses the creation of insights that allow the development of context-aware, distributed
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mechanism. Recent developments in protein structure prediction and protein de novo design have opened new possibilities for probing such mechanisms. The project will seek to use existing algorithms to new
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implementing inversion algorithms, including a focus on the integration of spatially constrained regularization schemes. Collaborating with forward modeling experts to ensure seamless integration with a recently
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microstructural engineering will focus on in-situ optimization of the local distribution of grain sizes, crystallographic orientations, and stresses by the novel possibility of varying the laser beam shape and spot