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University also offers a Junior Researcher Development Programme targeted at career development for postdocs at AU. You can read more about it here . At the Faculty of Natural Science at Aarhus University, we
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and PhD degree or equivalent) Research plan – description of current and future research plans (1 page, incl. fig.) Complete publication list Separate reprints of 3 particularly relevant papers
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performance computing numerical methods in our state-of-the-art open source micromagnetic model, MagTense. MagTense is based on a core implemented in the Fortran programming language, and it relies
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modelling, preferably WRF Experience of scientific programming and running code on HPC systems Experience with Fortran, Python and Linux Shell Any of the following is advantageous but not essential
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, geophysics, mathematical modelling, or related fields. The ideal candidate should have: Experience with numerical climate models (such as EC-Earth or similar GCMs). Advanced programming skills in Python
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should hold a PhD degree in electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, computer engineering, computer science or similar. Required skills: Good programming skills in C
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psychophysics and statistics Good command of Matlab or a similar programming language Very good command of the English language in spoken and written form Research experience as evidenced by conference
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of Matlab or a similar programming language Very good command of the English language in spoken and written form Research experience as evidenced by conference contributions and peer-reviewed journal articles
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related to the position, e.g. cell technology or biomaterials science. Strong experience in animal studies and collection of samples for biological and 3D imaging analysis. Ability to plan and manage
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or similar. Background in applied physics/materials science. Experience in STM Experience in programming or writing analysis software is advantageous. Previous experience in nano/micrometer-size device