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modelling. The position is available from 1 November 2025 or as soon as possible thereafter in the research section Ruminant Nutrition . Position: The Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences seeks a
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, you have good interpersonal skills, are inclusive and team-oriented and able to contribute to a good work environment. We expect you to be fluent in oral and written English. In order to be assessed as
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work environment. We expect you to be fluent in oral and written English. In order to be assessed as qualified for a Postdoc position, you must meet these academic criteria . Questions about the position
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fields. As a person, you have good interpersonal skills, are inclusive and team-oriented and able to contribute to a good work environment. We expect you to be fluent in oral and written English. In order
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computational models to map co-expression networks and predict systemic disease transitions. Characterise intestinal microbiome changes and their correlation with inflammatory diseases. Computational modelling
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Do you have experience with modelling structures subjected to dynamic loading? Are you interested in data-driven methods for modelling applied loading? Are you eager to share your knowledge within
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on climate impact research and process-based modelling of biogeochemistry, agronomy, biology and geography from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen, as well as international partners. Field
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October or as soon as possible thereafter. Jobdescription This postdoc position offers a unique opportunity to bridge environmental modelling, behavioral insight, and policy innovation to understand and
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five bioclimatic zones. Your task will be to combine multi-source data — including field observations, environmental measurements, and satellite imagery — with mechanistic models to assess carbon
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to integrate various structural biology data (NMR, SAXS, FRET, EPR) as well as computational models and simulations to create and interpret conformational ensembles of disordered protein regions, with the goal