11 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"DIFFER" PhD scholarships at University of Copenhagen in Denmark
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The Department of Chemistry invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in computational homogenous catalyst discovery. Start date is 1.9.2025 or as soon as possible thereafter. The project The project
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We are seeking an outstanding candidate for a PhD fellowship in the field of computational fluid and solid mechanics. The fellowship will start on September 1st, 2025, or as soon as possible after
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to ensure food security within climate change scenarios. In parallel, the mechanistic understanding of plant responses to such consortia composed of beneficial bacteria and fungi will allow tailored future
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teamwork with other local consortium members in the capital region of Denmark and with parallel international collaborators in the UK. In addition, collaboration with other NIVI-R human challenge sites will
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Theoretical High Energy Physics/Mathematical Physics. The position is associated with a research program “Quantum Quenches from Quantum Fields”, which is financed by The Villum Foundation and directed by Prof
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, computational chemistry or similar. Our group and research- and what do we offer? In our group we work with theoretical catalysis, which is based on atomic scale simulations and dynamics. In this way we have
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organising and conducting their own research project (under supervision). The programme culminates in the submission of a PhD thesis, which the student must defend in public. The programme is prescribed to 180
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, Section for Environmental Chemistry and Physics, jch@plen.ku.dk , phone: +4535332456. The PhD programme Depending on your level of education, you can undertake the PhD programme as either: Option A: A
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collaboration, as part of the employment process at the University of Copenhagen. Notice: In the following description of the PhD programmes, some references are made to SCIENCE websites The PhD programme
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more than 1300 Danish 6-11-year-old children. This included food and nutrition intervention components in the form of a school lunch programme, activities in the local supermarkets and SFO and practical tools