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The Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University invites applications for a 24-month Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Explainable AI interested in interdisciplinary research between
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developing optimization-driven approaches to multimodal device tailoring. We are looking for someone with A PhD in Human-Computer Interaction or a closely related field Strong programming skills (e.g., Python
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Postdoctoral position for the project Human AI Collaboration: Imaginaries, Interventions, Interfaces
research to explore how AI affects contemporary imaginaries (SP4). How can we use artistic and design-based approaches to address and potentially mitigate problematic aspects of GenAI’s usage in cultural
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strategies aimed at reducing the climate impact of dairy production through feeding management. At least a basic understanding of feeding management. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a
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violence. The project examines how elites, through their rhetoric, contribute to this development. It focuses on the emotion of shame and two connected rhetorical practices that have been on the rise over
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to research on food systems that results in relevant and positive societal impact (for more information see www.mapp.au.dk ). The potential starting date is January 2027, subject to mutual agreement
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The Center for Sustainable Energy Materials (CENSEMAT) at the Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University, invites applications for a 24-month postdoctoral position in computational materials
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to research on food systems that results in relevant and positive societal impact (for more information see www.mapp.au.dk ). The research project CIRCULARIS – Circularity Indicators and Resource Circularity
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sustainable and resilient agricultural systems. The research team you will join is coordinating an international program that brings together leading scientists from around the world to investigate beneficial
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Fjord, and Scoresby Sound. This includes reconstructing the glacial history, changes in oceanography, climate variability and their impact on ecosystems over the last ca. 12,000 years, distinguishing