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cognitive science. We are looking for an applicant who can strengthen our research profile in computational modelling of cognitive processes and/or computational modelling of social processes. The ideal
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-year extension. The project is fully funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF). The main objective of this project is to develop physics-constrained, data-driven turbulence models
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The Department of Physics and Astronomy (IFA), Aarhus University, Denmark ( www.phys.au.dk ) invites applications for a 2-year academic employee position with focus on establishing and maintaining
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, neuroscience and personalised medicine. The Department of Biomedicine provides research-based teaching of the highest quality and is responsible for a large part of the medical degree programme. Academic staff
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. This project aims to improve the evaluation of nitrogen losses in cropping systems by analyzing experimental results and carrying out process-based modelling. Additionally, you will apply your research findings
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computing (HPC), and AI are strategic focus areas. At the department, you will be part of a technical team with other academic technicians, who work with large amounts of data, both from computational and
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. Qualifications We are looking for a highly motivated researcher with a background in atmospheric chemistry, physics, mathematical modelling, climate science, or related fields. The ideal candidate should have
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reactors Maintain detailed records of experimental data, process conditions, and system modifications. Publish scientific articles based on data collected during the research, development, and innovation
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, charitable trusts and foundations, international Universities and industry. The post holder will work as part of a recently-funded EPSRC Programme grant, undertaking research into nanotheranostics, support
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development scientist to join a recently funded 5-year programme of antifungal drug discovery at the MRC Centre for Medical Mycology. This exciting new programme connects MRC CMM researchers with drug discovery