56 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"Multiple" Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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Job Description Are you looking for the best possible foundation for fulfilling your dreams and ambitions within application of bioinformatics to epidemiological research? At DTU National Food
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Job Description Many industrial processes generate wastewater with small oil droplets stabilized by surfactants, the same goes for accidental spills of fuels incl biofuels and various process oils
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including CO2 and CH4 . Responsibilities and qualifications Responsibilities: Engineer multiple enzyme properties using experimental and computational methods Set up high-throughput screening methods and
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for academic as well as industrial knowledge within this field and competencies across multiple engineering programs. To do so, you will: Develop the research field by identifying knowledge gaps of scientific
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leads JWST programs and has had multiple proposals accepted from our group (GO 2420 , GO 3730 , GO 7675 ). Through international collaborations, we are also deeply involved in several other JWST programs
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demonstrated expertise in experimental quantum optics and a PhD (or equivalent) in physics, quantum information science, or a related field. We expect you to check multiple of these boxes: Expertise in quantum
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Job Description Are you motivated by unravelling how fundamental cellular processes are regulated? Do you want to pioneer the discovery and development of innovative tools and methodologies
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optoelectronic platform for in vivo monitoring of brain organoids allowing for modeling of the diseases. The platform consists of two or multiple compartments which allows to monitor interactions between organoids
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them to develop preforms; Draw the multifunctional optical fibers based on modified thermal drawing process of multiple materials (e.g. polymers and metals) with strongly different thermomechanical
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of this postdoc position is to develop and employ multiple in-situ spectroscopic techniques, including, but not limited to, surface-enhanced IR and Raman, to investigate the reaction intermediates