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languages such as Python or R. Experience with machine learning, systems biology, or network modeling approaches. Previous expertise in human cardiometabolic or complex diseases, with domain expertise in but
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skills, with the ability to bridge theory and experimental data Experience with computational tools such as MATLAB, Python, and multiphysics simulation platforms (e.g., COMSOL, Ansys) Motivation to engage
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. Proficiency with CST Studio Suite, HFSS, and related full-wave EM simulation workflows. Competence in MATLAB or Python for numerical modelling, data analysis, and optimisation. Ability to conduct experimental
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insight Develop and use Python tools for EIS data processing and modeling Perform microstructural and compositional analysis (electron microscopy, XRD, Raman, EDS) Contribute to fabrication of SOE cells (3D
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: Experience with numerical climate models and/or chemical transport models such as CESM and/or GEOS-Chem. Advanced programming skills in Python, Fortran, or other relevant languages. Experience in wildfire
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@au.dk) Applicants must have a relevant PhD degree in biology, biogeochemistry, hydrology, glaciology, oceanography, geoscience or physics. Field experience, data analysis and programming (e.g., python
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assessments. Key responsibilities Design and conduct experiments. Operate and maintain gas measurement equipment and flux chambers. Process, analyze, and visualize large data sets using Matlab, R, Python
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and Python are required. The successful candidate will be based in Odense, under the primary supervision of Prof. Stefan Jänicke. The appointment will be made for 2 (two) years at a competitive salary
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., in C++, Python or Matlab. Experience with quantum simulators, such as NetSquid, is a plus. - Curiosity to research and develop new solutions in collaboration with senior and junior researchers within
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Multiphysics, MATLAB, or Python Familiarity with device-level simulations and multi-physics approaches Self-motivated and able to work independently while contributing to a collaborative research environment