24 algorithm-development-"https:"-"Simons-Foundation"-"IFM" PhD positions at University of Southern Denmark
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, enthusiasm for technology and the drive to adopt new skills and extended responsibilities. We offer an open, international team with flexible work organization and support of individual development. The group
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of individual development. The group is involved in a variety of national and European projects and features a strong network of academic and industrial partners. We solve challenging research problems
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develop inhibitors as drugs. To solve this problem, this project will investigate if allosteric inhibitors can be designed towards a number of transporters sharing the same protein structure folds (the LeuT
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thereafter. The PhD project will focus on developing and testing AI-assisted computational workflows for predictions of both ground- and excited-state material properties, with applications spanning
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, developing, and bringing forward new sustainable solar energy conversion and storage technologies, in particular new thin film solar cells and modules. Working as a PhD fellow, you will focus on developing a
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student to work on the development of new theoretical and experimental frameworks for describing light–matter interactions in advanced nanostructures. The position is funded by a Novo Nordisk Foundation
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. The position is available starting May 1 2026. The successful candidate will work on assembling and developing experimental templates for the observation of strong light–matter coupling in cathodoluminescence
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contribute to the development of background-suppression techniques for single‑photon detectors used in axion experiments, operating at optical and infrared wavelengths. The research project includes
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computational challenges. This PhD project will investigate novel registration strategies for ultrasound-derived musculoskeletal point clouds. The work will focus on developing geometry-aware alignment methods
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, the projects combine classical microbiology, microbial physiology, experimental evolution, and omics-based approaches to link microbial interactions and system performance across spatial and functional scales