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SOCIETY WITH BUSINESS CBS is a globally recognised business school with deep roots in the Nordic socio-economic model. Our faculty has a broad focus on societal challenges, and we have earned a reputation
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productivity and food web. The work will consider the impacts of stressors to marine systems, especially related to offshore wind farms, and how they propagate through and disrupt the food web. You will be a
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candidate will lead tasks related to experimental testing and numerical modelling to verify structural performance under representative environmental conditions and establish a design envelope for
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. The work will involve: Designing and optimizing Power-to-X pathways, including biogas hydrogenation and Fischer–Tropsch-based syncrude production Developing block flow diagrams, CAPEX/OPEX models and
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properties and dynamics of the subglacial environment beneath the Greenland ice sheet, with a focus on sediments and meltwater and their role in ice flow. The position is broad in scope and seeks to generate
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We are seeking highly motivated and talented applicants for a 1-year postdoctoral position (with the possibility of 1-2 year extension) in the area of efficient foundation model inference. Join us
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microfluidic “mini aquifers”, real-time visualization, and physically based modelling to uncover adsorption and breakthrough mechanisms. You will play a central role in generating experimental insights with
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We are seeking highly motivated and talented applicants for a 1-year postdoctoral position (with the possibility of 1-2 year extension) in the area of efficient foundation model inference. Join us
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an interdisciplinary research project aiming to develop a multimodal organ-on-chip platform for studying metabolism and reactive oxygen species (ROS) in infection models. The project integrates
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LiDAR-based ecology. We're looking for candidates with strong technical skills and ecological interest—people who want to use LiDAR, AI, and spatial modeling to advance our understanding of vegetation