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of the Iversen group. The candidates must have a PhD in chemistry, crystallography, physics, materials science or similar. About us The Brummerstedt Iversen group is a diverse and competent team of students and
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hold a PhD, or have submitted a PhD thesis before the starting date, in computational materials science, physics, theoretical or computational chemistry, or a closely related field. The successful
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Applicants must have: A PhD in a relevant discipline (e.g., crystallography, chemistry, materials science, physics) Experience in chemical/materials crystallography (e.g. small unit-cell systems) Expert
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, interpretation of results and development of research questions. You will collaborate closely with students, PhD students, postdocs and faculty members within the research group and with colleagues at the Centre
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motivated by combining rigorous modelling with direct industrial impact in the green transition. You have: A PhD in chemical engineering, process engineering, mechanical engineering, data science, computer
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for Integrated Materials Research Qualifications PhD in chemistry, physics, materials science, or a related field Experience with synchrotron X ray scattering and/or XFEL experiments. Strong skills in
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textile consumption, ex-tend product lifetimes, and support the transition towards a circular economy. Particular emphasis is placed on designing solutions that respond to local market needs and support
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easynmr.pastis.dk ). Current application areas range include materials/catalysis, lipidomics, and NMR of food systems, but we seek to be domain agnostic in our analyses. Your profile We are looking for a candidate
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the Department of Chemistry, CENSEMAT Centre for Energy Materials, and the iMAT Center for Integrated Materials Research Qualifications PhD in chemistry, physics, materials science, or a related field
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aeroponics. Apply native and synthetic EVs to plants and quantify uptake and whole-plant physiological responses. Isolate and characterise extracellular vesicles from plant material. Analyse molecular