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Collaborative Research Grant, in collaboration with the University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology. Start date is (expected to be) 1 January 2027 or as soon as possible thereafter. The project
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development of the project. The position requires both independent work and close collaboration within the research group. Key responsibilities include: Designing and conducting experiments investigating
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Design. In addition, the project involves close collaboration with the Department of Architecture, Design, and Media Technology and involves one other PhD candidate and a postdoctoral researcher. The
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of the project in collaboration with national and international partners. The position is research-oriented but may involve teaching assignments. Qualifications Candidates must hold a PhD relevant to the academic
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tensors and local plastic strains (including operating slip systems) from Lab-4DµXRD data, in collaboration with the DTU Lab4DMade team and the Danish company Xnovo Technology ApS. Performing in situ Lab
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and super-resolution microscopy established in the host lab and spearhead an interdisciplinary, collaborative project. Expected start date and duration of employment This is a one–year position from
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environment that includes international collaborations and research stays abroad. The PhD student is, in close dialogue with their main supervisor, expected to identify and refine their own research focus and
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also focus on responsible technology development, addressing real-life challenges. Our problem-oriented approach and close collaboration with businesses and public organisations form the foundation
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working both independently and as part of an international research team and are interested in communicating and collaborating across disciplines. Excellent English communication skills are required, and an
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of Glaciology and Climate in Copenhagen, enrolled as a PhD student at the Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby (Greater Copenhagen), and collaborate closely with project partners across Europe. Who are you