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on an annual basis. How to apply Submit a complete application at our online portal. Click on the “Apply now” icon at the bottom of the page to apply. The documents must be in Adobe PDF or Word. Your application
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against different operation conditions. The position is a part of a research project and prototype battery modules will be produced by one of the partners. The tasks include testing of these prototype
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modelling, or live neural imaging is desirable Experience working with neurons and knowledge in neurobiology is desirable Track record of international mobility is highly valued Publication record is
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significance of bioluminescence. We will also apply a range of advanced imaging techniques to visualize the light organs and their innervation. The successful applicant will be part of a highly interdisciplinary
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of radiotherapy, including proton therapy. This project will both aim at improving delineation and dose calculation in radiotherapy while reducing imaging dose and patient burden. The project will include
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10 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Copenhagen Business School Department Department of Strategy and Innovation Research Field Economics Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2
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. Place of work and area of employment The place of work is Helsingforsgade 10, 8200 Aarhus N, and the area of employment is Aarhus University with the ECE department. Contact information For further
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interested in applicants with experience in either (i) high-performance magnetohydrodynamic simulations or (ii) the analysis and imaging of Very Long Baseline Interferometry data, but outstanding candidates
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to six weeks of paid holidays per year. Researchers that have not been tax liable in Denmark for the last 10 years can apply for a special (reduced) tax scheme. The university offers a variety of services
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, high-pressure NMR and imaging, and a strong focus on modelling of solid-state NMR experiments. The lab is equipped with state-of-the-art spectrometers operating at 950 MHz, 700 MHz, 500 MHz, and 400 MHz