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) for measuring the quality, shape and the neutron focusing performance of the Wolter optics. The work will be performed in close collaboration with a postdoc who will work on simulating the optimal design of
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scientific disciplines and applications. The Biomaterial Microsystems group is a highly ambitious group, pursuing research on microfabrication of polymer and carbon structures and devices for biomedical
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thermodynamics by water and electrolytes (REMOTE)”, which aims to unravel the intricate relationships between fluid structures, molecular interactions, and macroscopic properties, deepen the fundamental
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to a wide range of scientific disciplines and applications. The Biomaterial Microsystems group is a highly ambitious group, pursuing research on microfabrication of polymer and carbon structures and
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, programming, and computer simulations. The focus of the project (funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research) is to explore the interaction between optimally controlled coherent (laser) light fields
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and flow systems, with the goal of establishing clear structure–property relationships that enable efficient, stable, and reversible CO₂ capture. We are seeking a motivated candidate with a background
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large-scale experimental datasets. What to expect: Tackle fundamental challenges in sampling and optimization, such as automating the discovery of transition pathways in high-dimensional potential energy
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structural technologies, this PhD position offers a unique opportunity. Join MET2ADAPT to engage with some of the most challenging and high-impact questions surrounding next-generation wind and wave energy
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implementation of these within optimized computer code, but also large-scale applications of the resulting methods to various chemical problems of interest. Candidates with a strong background in theoretical and
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of these findings into future dietary intake estimates. This work will involve the use and optimization of advanced analytical tandem mass spectrometry methods, assessment of vitamin D bioaccessibility using an in