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. The catalysts morphology and electronic structure will be characterized via tools such as XPS, ISS, SEM, TEM, STM, and XRD. Surface enhanced FTIR may also be used if we feel this can give substantial insight
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these advancements to quantum sensing at the molecular scale. Potential applications include enhanced detection of molecular structures and chemical processes. These projects are just the beginning. We encourage your
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within the area of electronic structure calculations and many-body theory with applications to functionalized 2D materials. The position is funded by the VILLUM Foundation and is part of a newly
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. The candidate will work on visualizing the position, density, structure and dynamics of immobilized enzymes using a suite of state-of-the-art optical and electron microscopy techniques. The work is part
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, computational geometry, combinatorial pattern matching, graph theory, and data structures. Responsibilities You will engage in the pursuit of new, efficient discrete algorithms for computational problems
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studies using modern technologies such as metagenomics, metatranscriptomics, and anaerobic mixed cultures design and construction. You will work with nearby colleagues, and with both academic and industrial
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. The research is based on strong competences on electrochemistry, atomic scale and multi-physics modelling, autonomous materials discovery, materials processing, and structural analyses. We also focus
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to Clipboard × Similar Jobs DTU Tenure Track Researcher in Fluid Structure Interaction - DTU Wind Roskilde, Denmark Posted on 06/06/2024 Do you wish to take part in the green transition by participating in
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(e.g., cloning, vector design, plasmid construction, Western blot, etc.) Experience with gene editing techniques such as CRISPR and/or RMCE. Proven ability to troubleshoot and optimize experiments. Track
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electronic structure calculations and development of many-body methods to describe the ground- and excited states of solids. The project is supervised by Prof. Kristian Thygesen and is part of the VILLUM