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OpenBIM and IFC specifically. Experience in/with: software development is a plus. teaching and facilitation are also highly recommended. You will have a key role in developing an OpenBIM-based model checker
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will be to design, develop and characterize hydrogels that can be used to sense a wide variety of biophysical parameters of relevance of human health. In more detail, we expect the following: A two-year
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diamond capable of quantum sensing of physical parameters. The concrete projects are within the following research areas: Visualizing neuronal activity in brain tissue: you will develop a quantum microscope
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temperature. A combination of fracture strength and toughness with R-curve behavior will be analyzed from the data obtained from the mechanical characterization. As part of the PhD education, you will follow
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with their structural characterization using broad beam illumination and finally correlate this information the optical emission properties. Tasks: Prepare exfoliated few-layer sheets of hexagonal boron
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established Center on Data-Driven Science of 2D Materials. The successful candidate will develop and apply ab initio computational methods rooted in many-body perturbation theory to explore both excited states
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identification of bioactive compound collections derived or inspired by natural products, to probe their therapeutic potential. The PhD student will develop synthetic strategies to access natural product-like
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the department’s teaching and dissemination activities. The candidate will also collaborate with a postdoc and another PhD student focusing on the health part of the project. You must have a two-year master's degree
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the main supervisor, Senior Researcher Lars Michael Skjolding and co-supervisor Associate Professor, Steffen Foss Hansen from DTU Sustain. The position will also include teaching in bachelor and/ or master
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. In addition to the above, it is also expected that you will contribute to the teaching in the department as a Technical Assistant (TA) and be a guest lecturer in selected courses. The department is