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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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Business School and the Stockholm School of Economics with a network of collaborating scholars, primarily at European universities. Previous postdocs from the group have gone on to academic positions at well
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organometallic chemistry and the synthesis of organometallic complexes. The candidate must be with the technologies for plastic recycling. The candidate must have good communication skills and experience in
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community. A research climate that encourages lively, open, and critical discussion, regular feedback, and high standards for experimental design, documentation, and reproducibility. A collegial workplace
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the Scandinavian Crystallography Service and expanding its scientific reach Build a strong professional network within the international synchrotron and crystallography communities. Qualification requirements
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of their personal background. Given the project’s empirical focus on educational settings in Denmark, applicants must be sufficiently proficient in the Danish language to conduct fieldwork and actively participate in
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opportunity to work across two strong and complementary research environments. English is the working language in both groups. The postdoc will have access to scientific mentoring, international networks, high
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Foundation, DANDRITE funded by the Lundbeck foundation, as well as activities of the Nordic-EMBL partnership. You will receive trainings in grant writing, scientific communication, and laboratory leadership
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learning or neural networks), etc. The experience could come from lithium-ion, lithium-ion capacitor, sodium-ion, or other battery technologies. You have solid skills in Matlab/Simulink simulation tool
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for the right candidate Further requirements are English fluency, good writing and verbal communication skills. Ability to work independently and in an international academic environment. Department