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thematic training weeks, specialist workshops, and transferable-skills courses central to the MSCA programme. Your research will be based at DTU’s Risø campus, a leading international hub for wind energy
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stakeholders, we can offer you a position in a progressive and international environment, where we work to support High Performance Computing (HPC) in Danish research. About the job In DeiC’s HPC department, we
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degree programmes at DTU. For information about our enrolment requirements and the general planning of the PhD study programme, please see DTU's rules for the PhD education . Assessment The assessment will
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Job Description We are looking for a skilled and experienced Full tack Developer with interest in designing and building tools to work with dietary and nutrient data. The Research Group
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information may be obtained from Daniel Olesen, danole@space.dtu.dk or Michael Schultz Rasmussen, msr@space.dtu.dk You can read more about the division at https://www.space.dtu.dk/english/research
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collaborative interactions with both other experimentalists as well as computational chemists in working with catalysts and understanding the phenomena related to electrolysis. The work will take
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of Electrical and Photonics Engineering (DTU Electro). Funded by a Novo Nordisk Foundation New Exploratory Research and Discovery program, the project led by Associate Professor Nicolas Stenger aims to deepen our
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Associate Professor Luca Vezzaro. You can read more about DTU Sustain at https://sustain.dtu.dk/ If you are applying from abroad, you may find useful information on working in Denmark and at DTU at DTU
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of circumstances under which university scientific advice is given to private companies; A background within scientific computing, using tools such as R, Julia or Python; Knowledge of using data science in relation
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system, and the research will interact closely with the quantum computing team. We expect you to be intrigued by the potential of using synthetic dimensions and quantum optics to explore the physical world