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applicants with one or more of the following experiences: To have working knowledge in functional immunology. To have experience with advanced flow cytometry applications and specific experience in the working
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groundbreaking research. In a diverse and international research environment, dedicated employees are looking to generate new knowledge within biomedical research areas such as infection and inflammation
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at reducing enteric methane emissions from pigs. In addition, the research aims at generating fundamental knowledge on baseline methane production across different physiological stages of pigs, including
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to creating new basic knowledge as well as contributing to solving the world’s challenges within biology, chemistry, biotechnology, bioengineering, environmental science, and chemical engineering. We
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environment. You will join a department that values collaboration, knowledge sharing and a healthy work–life balance. You will have opportunities to develop your research profile, engage in interdisciplinary
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, such as multi-objective optimization, model predictive control, mixed-integer optimization, stochastic optimization, energy management, or production scheduling. Good knowledge of integrated energy
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scholars pursue research excellence at the highest international level while remaining committed to generating knowledge that informs policy, improves practice, and creates societal impact. The department
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of 4 years. The position is anchored in the IKE research group (Innovation, Knowledge and Economic Dynamics) and is connected to Aalborg University’s Innovation Academy. The postdoc will contribute
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integrating ecological and environmental data and knowledge across scales. Specifically, we look for the following qualifications: Proven expertise in modelling and analyses of biodiversity dynamics across
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participate in dissemination and knowledge exchange activities with the PI (e.g. conferences, seminars and other relevant academic events) Undertake a research visit of minimum two months at a relevant research