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technologies Research Field Computer science » Computer systems Computer science » Computer hardware Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Application Deadline 11 Aug 2026 - 21:59 (UTC) Country Denmark
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actuation and control. Although research has demonstrated stable levitation and contact-free pumping in laboratory-scale systems, reliable design methods for realistic industrial operating conditions remain
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storage, thermal management, and innovative operation and control strategies. We seek candidates with a strong background in the field of applied thermodynamics (fluids, components, process scales) aided by
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Instagram? We are looking for a student to create authentic and engaging content for the Department of Computer Science’s Instagram channel, @csaudk. You will work closely with the department’s Communications
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Representation Theory, available from February 1, 2027. The successful candidates will be affiliated with the "Estimates for L-functions" project, led by Professor Paul D. Nelson and funded by the Villum
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an important challenge in Human-Computer Interaction research: how can we create a proxy for a remote physical object that does not replicate, but extends the experience of interacting with the object itself
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applications such as control and early warning during heavy rainfall. This tenure-track Assistant Professorship focuses on the use of weather radar data and nowcasting methods in urban hydrology, with particular
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-leading fundamental and applied research within communication, networks, control systems, AI, sound, cyber security, and robotics. The department plays an active role in transferring inventions and results
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the mechanisms underlying durable viral control, with particular emphasis on antibody-mediated enhancement of T-cell immunity, Fc-dependent immune activation, and host-pathogen interactions. Beyond HIV, the group
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with the "Estimates for L-functions" project, led by Professor Paul D. Nelson and funded by the Villum Foundation. The project will concern research in some part of analytic number theory, automorphic