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read more about career paths at DTU here . Further information Further information may be obtained from Professor Mads H. Clausen, mhc@kemi.dtu.dk You can read more about DTU Chemistry at www.kemi.dtu.dk
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50% are scientific staff. More information can be found here . We believe in encouraging inclusion, acceptance, and understanding by employing staff who bring unique perspectives to our department
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dynamics information. As a postdoc, you will contribute to the development of single molecule fluorescence real-time imaging methodologies using both experimental approaches, involving model nucleic acids
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decarbonization challenges at regional, national, and international levels. For more information about SDU LCE, please visit www.sdu.dk/lifecycle. Profile and Responsibilities We are seeking a highly motivated
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information For further information, please contact: Professor Daniel Otzen, dao@inano.au.dk Application procedure Shortlisting is used. This means that after the deadline for applications – and with
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the referee’s contact information when you submit your application. We strongly recommend that you make an agreement with the person in question before you enter the referee’s contact information, and that you
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Aarhus University with related departments. Contact information Before applying or for further information, please contact: Associate Professor Aurelien Dantan, +4523987386, dantan@phys.au.dk . Deadline
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dynamics information. As a postdoc, you will contribute to the development of single molecule fluorescence real-time imaging methodologies using both experimental approaches, involving model nucleic acids
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. Development of quantitative image analysis to extract information on atomic vibrations and displacements from image series. Investigate molecular adsorption, surface reconstruction and site-dependent
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) outlining a research project addressing the history of Danish botany and the Flora Danica volumes in the period 1840–1900 within the statement of future research plans and information about research