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their publications, ability to conduct independent research and participate in research collaborations, and their experience with research management. In addition, the applicant’s research plan and research potential
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to moving the frontiers of science. A good understanding of electromagnetism and magnetotransport. Experience with numerical modelling techniques (ideally Comsol modelling) and programming (e.g. Matlab
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. Knowledge of compilers, especially an LLVM-based compiler tool chain, program analysis, and computer architecture. Knowledge of real-time systems. Systems programming and C/C++. We offer DTU is a leading
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Are you interested in X-ray imaging and biomineralization and in contributing to an international interdisciplinary Human Frontier Science Program funded project on skeletal adaptations in
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Are you interested in X-ray imaging and biomineralization and in contributing to an international interdisciplinary Human Frontier Science Program funded project on skeletal adaptations in
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also advanced scanners at our disposal. The department has overall responsibility for the Master's degree programs in medicine and in molecular medicine. At the department we are approx. 670 academic
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1st 2026. We Offer Attractive salary and benefits in accordance with Danish agreements for academic staff, including a competitive pension plan. International, welcoming work environment: The Department
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salary and benefits in accordance with Danish agreements for academic staff, including a competitive pension plan. International, welcoming work environment: The Department of Mathematics hosts researchers
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students in its BSc and MSc programs, which are based on AAU's problem-based learning model. The department leverages its unique research infrastructure and lab facilities to conduct world-leading
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Job Description The Quantum and Nanophotonics Section at DTU Electro is seeking a highly motivated postdoc to be a part of a program on ‘Symmetry-guided discovery of topological photonics’, led by