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aspects of development, and with a focus on environmental, international as well as administrative dimensions. Job description The PhD project is a part of the research project “Drought Resilience through
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, you will have the opportunity to advance scientific expertise on integrated modelling of the entire water cycle, with particular focus on real-time simulations and operational forecasting. A key element
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what do we offer? The group is part of the Biological Chemistry Section at the Department of Chemistry, Faculty of SCIENCE, University of Copenhagen. The section combines expertise in biophysical
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on the environment and the planned proposal of a Circular Economy Act), but also from growing sustainability demands articulated by large focal firms that rely on plastic-based components, packaging, and materials in
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Technology, and the PhD student will be positioned in the Esbjerg Energy section. The position is part of the internally funded research project SURGE: Speed-optimized USVs for Robust Guidance and Offshore
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of analytical protocols and disseminate your results through scientific publications, conference contributions, and interactions with practitioners. As part of your PhD training, you will also contribute
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position focused on anomaly detection and fault diagnosis in large-scale cooling systems for future mega-cities. The position is part of the SWiM project, an international collaboration involving Aalborg
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appointment from October 15, 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter. Your work tasks You will be part of a research project that examines why bias in recruitment persists, even though various forms of blind
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. The PhD student is, in close dialogue with their main supervisor, expected to identify and refine their own research focus and develop an original and independent line of research within the field. As part
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. The PhD student is, in close dialogue with their main supervisor, expected to identify and refine their own research focus and develop an original and independent line of research within the field. As part