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to elucidating immobilized enzyme interfaces and their role in transformative chemistry. As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree (or equivalent). We favor candidates with a degree in physics
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student projects, and co-supervision of PhD student projects. Required qualifications: You should have a PhD degree in chemistry or environmental engineering, or a similar degree. You should have solid
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of a Novo Nordisk Foundation-funded project, “Soft wearables with high energy density: merging chemical biology and silicone chemistry with compliant active devices (WeArAble). The project will be
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for the project through the DTU-supercomputer facility Niflheim . Your qualifications You have a PhD degree or equivalent in theoretical/computational physics or chemistry. You have a strong background in solid
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degree (or equivalent) within computational toxicology (QSAR), toxicology, pharmacy, chemistry, biology or another relevant scientific area and a strong interest in QSAR research Strong professional
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pipeline within the Protein Biophysics research group and core facility in the Protein Chemistry & Enzyme Technology Section, DTU Bioengineering. Research Assistant in biocatalysis and enzyme engineering
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). Experience/qualifications in one or more of the following areas are advantageous: Chemistry and characterization of catalytic performance Electrochemistry Building of test rigs and data acquisition Oxide
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engineering, biomedical engineering, or other related disciplines. Experience in microfluidics design and microfabrication is a must. Additional experience in sample preparation, HPLC, analytical chemistry
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analysis, such as the use of pymol or alphaFold. Qualifications: Background in chemistry, enzymology, chemical engineering, microbiology, or similar. Proficiency in routine microbiology wet lab protocols
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, mechanics, chemistry, optics, fluidics, medical and biotechnology) as well as applications. The Nanoscale Materials and Devices section (NANOMADE) at DTU Physics is focused on basic and applied research, and