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to ensure food security within climate change scenarios. In parallel, the mechanistic understanding of plant responses to such consortia composed of beneficial bacteria and fungi will allow tailored future
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exposed to the biotech start-up community in the greater Copenhagen area. In parallel as part of PLEN, the Post Doc fellow will be interacting leading scientist within the fields of plant science and
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teamwork with other local consortium members in the capital region of Denmark and with parallel international collaborators in the UK. In addition, collaboration with other NIVI-R human challenge sites will
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Theoretical High Energy Physics/Mathematical Physics. The position is associated with a research program “Quantum Quenches from Quantum Fields”, which is financed by The Villum Foundation and directed by Prof
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Rossmeisl, Department of Chemistry, Jan.Rossmeisl@chem.ku.dk , Direct Phone: +45 5071 9584 The PhD programme Qualifications needed for the regular programme (5+3) To be eligible for the regular PhD programme
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at the Faculty of Humanities is dedicated to the study of human societies past and present, with degree programs ranging from History to Archeology, Ethnology, Classical Languages and Migration Studies. PhD
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of Copenhagen teacher training programme for assistant professors is required. Teaching qualifications in relation to trial methodology, including Good Clinical Practice and General Data Protection Regulation
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assistant, you are currently enrolled in an educational program (i.e. an active student), preferably with at least 2 years of study left. We encourage students from any field of study to apply, provided
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have to: Participate in formal pedagogical training program for assistant professors. Participate in annual evaluations and a mid-track appraisal. After no more than six years of employment and on
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preferably has strong programming skills and experience with the modeling and simulations of fluid or solid mechanics or ice sheet flow and deformation (for example by use of finite element/volume methods