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part of the Drug Delivery and Sensing (IDUN) section at DTU Department of Health Technology. Furthermore, the PhD project is in close collaboration with the adjuvant research team at The Department
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efforts in materials physics and design, quantum optics, sensing and communication, biophysics, plasma physics, and continuum physics. Our research impacts society with new sustainable energy technologies
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activities in relation to food technology, food chemistry, and food nutrition in a broad sense. Teaching activities will include supervision of student projects at different levels (BSc, MSc, PhD). You will
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MSc degree (or equivalent) in oceanography, including components of ocean science and engineering Experience in ocean observation technology including remote sensing, in-situ observations and data
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including PhD students and postdocs. Also, a good sense of humor will be appreciated. Good English language skills will be required. The main criterion for selection will be the research potential
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understood in a generic sense as specific food products, food processes and technologies, and food production/consumption systems at large. We seek a candidate with the potential for independent research, a
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microscopy, scattering, bio-sensing and microfluidics techniques and work on a range of protein systems — including alpha synuclein and TDP-43. At DTU-Bioengineering you will break new ground at the absolute
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across conditions (weak, strong, and highly transient winds), ▫ increasing production per conditions; ▫ increasing system resilience, efficiency, and safety; • sense & characterize relevant transients and
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, if you feel that you have transferable skills that are similar, then we still encourage you to apply. Additionally, if you think you can bring additional qualifications that can be an asset to the team, we
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capacity radio access technologies such as wireless back-hauling at sub-TeraHertz frequencies, Joint Communication And Sensing, Non Terrestrial Networks and Network as a Sensor. New classes of chipsets will