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PhD Position in Method Development for Peptide Ionization and Fragmentation_3590 Project Description We invite applications for a fully funded PhD position in experimental proteomics. The successful
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on the development of novel enzyme-based conversion concepts for degradation of synthetic polymer materials. Field of Research The field of research is advanced industrial enzyme technology. A particular target of the
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part of the marine group that covers research and advisory tasks across the marine environment mainly related to the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. You will be involved in the further development and
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) development, physicochemical property tuning, and scaffold modification. Applicants must demonstrate a strong track record in medicinal chemistry. The ideal candidate has the following competences and skills: A
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innovation, knowledge sharing and continued development of your research profile. The iGRIDS research group provides a collegial atmosphere with regular group meetings, joint publications, and collaboration
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. Applicants with interests and experience in any of galaxy formation, Lyman-alpha absorption, ISM/CGM evolution at high redshifts, JWST NIRSpec spectroscopy, ALMA spectral data, and statistical inference
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Health Science and Life Science. We value interdisciplinary research and education, development of individual competences, and finding solutions to today’s and tomorrow’s challenges in society. The
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also offers a Junior Researcher Development Programme targeted at career development for postdocs at AU. You can read more about it here: http://talent.au.dk/junior-researcher-development-programme
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applicant should be able to: • Document a high degree of original academic achievements at an international level and in high-impact journals, including considerable contributions to the development
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Biocatalysis, the use of enzymes for chemical transformations, offers an alternative for the sustainable manufacturing of drugs, chemicals and materials. Thanks to directed evolution, enzymes can be tailored