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The Department of Clinical Medicine at Faculty of Health at Aarhus University invites applications for a position as Assistant Professor in the field of Computational Neuroscience as per 1st
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The Department of Clinical Medicine at Faculty of Health at Aarhus University invites applications for a position as Assistant Professor in the field of Computational Neuroscience as per 1st
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A fulltime special consulting position is available in the interdisciplinary research center, Center for Computational Thinking and Design (CCTD), which is a collaboration between School of
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the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, please visit https://ece.au.dk/ . Visit our LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/au-ece/ Research areas in the department Electrical and
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Aarhus University’s teacher-training programme for assistant professors designed for university teaching. Research The department has a strong international profile and network, with its members playing
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foci of the degree programmes, the successful applicant will be expected to teach in both Danish and English. The successful applicant must complete Aarhus University’s teacher-training programme for
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particular focus on the information studies programme. As the successful applicant is expected to play a key role in developing cybersecurity as a strategic research area within the department’s curriculum
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University’s teacher-training programme for assistant professors designed for university teaching. Knowledge exchange The successful applicant will be expected to engage in knowledge exchange, for instance
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an advanced PhD program. Our PhD students demonstrate high academic potential and deliver impressive results that benefit both the private and public sectors. Through our research and development activities, we
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of developmental neurobiology, circuit neuroscience, and computational biology. The centre constitutes a merger of the EMBL-node DANDRITE with a new research programme in neuronal circuits and circuit dysfunctions