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Department of Energy and Technology At the Department of Energy and Technology, research and education are conducted focusing on how agriculture can contribute to a sustainable society. We have
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Department of Energy and Technology At the Department of Energy and Technology, research and education are conducted focusing on how agriculture can contribute to a sustainable society. We have
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Department of Energy and Technology At the Department of Energy and Technology, research and education are conducted focusing on how agriculture can contribute to a sustainable society. We have
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employees and combining research from natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, design and engineering perspectives. Within the Urban vegetation subject area, we are a collaborative multidisciplinary
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degree or similar in a technical field, e.g., Engineering Physics, Electrical Engineering, Computer science. Fluent in English. Meriting: Experience in remote sensing data processing and analysis Knowledge
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molecular biology techniques, cell isolation and transfection, tissue culture, greenhouse experiments, analysis of enzymatic activities and interactions, and starch structure and yield. Qualifications: We
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). Qualifications: The required qualification is at least 240 higher education credits, including at least 60 credits at 2nd cycle education. The credits can be in ecology, engineering, earth and environmental
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of evolution, ecology and genomics of nitrogen cycling microorganisms as well as how to apply this knowledge in sustainable agricultural and environmental engineering. The project includes database management
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) and the statistical R programming environment, with desirable skills in high performance computing (e.g. bash processing, Google Earth Engine, or alike). The candidate should also preferably show
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economics and related fields. We have vivid disciplinary and interdisciplinary collaborations, for instance with researchers in crop production, technology, animal health and veterinary epidemiology