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Academic Employee in plant pathology and epidemiology of plant pathogens in agricultural crop plants
. Working areas Experimental plant pathology and epidemiology of plant pathogens in agricultural crop plants, including but not restricted to Host-pathogen interactions between rust fungi and primary hosts
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to protein process? Would you be excited to work on an interdisciplinary team to perform research with a 200-L pilot plant? Then the Biological and Chemical Engineering department at Aarhus University invites
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to teaching, and the development of new courses for graduate students in the areas of genetics and plant improvement. The successful candidate will conduct innovative, externally funded, and collaborative
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Processing, Food Metabolomics, Sensory Science and Plant Production. The Department currently employs 60 full time scientific staff, approx. 50 PhD students and Postdocs, plus approx. 30 visiting students and
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contributing to specifically the area of gene editing in different barley varieties. You will work experimentally in an already established laboratory environment for CRISPR/Cas editing in crop plants. Your
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on the university campus in Aarhus. The section's current research encompasses the ecophysiology and functional biology of aquatic plants and their roles in stream, wetland, and coastal ecosystems; carbon and
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DANDRITE - the Danish Research Institute of Translational Neuroscience and the Danish node of the Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine - performs basic and translational research in
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, empowerment and expertise. The research group at CED works within and across the three departments. The group comprises five associate professors, three postdocs, three PhD-students, and two research assistants
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degree of collaboration and continuous professional development. We value inquiry, co-creation, empowerment and expertise. The research group at CED works within and across the three departments. The group
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of Molecular Biology and Genetics is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Aarhus University and comprises research within the areas of Plant Molecular Biology, Neurobiology, RNA Biology and Innovation