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, bioinformatics, pathogen genomics, epidemiology, public health, and software infrastructure. The project will also interact with GPAP collaborators at DTU, Statens Serum Institut, Imperial College London, and
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vaccine antigens and protein therapeutics. We are a young, international, and collaborative team that values scientific curiosity, creativity, mentorship, and open exchange of ideas. The successful
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demands experience with aquatic animal diseases, specifically infectious diseases in farmed fish, and understanding host-pathogen interactions in fish. The candidate must have a proven experience in working
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of autonomous mobile robots in dynamic human environments. The central objective is to enable robots to anticipate, interpret, and respond to human movement and interactions, thereby improving both safety and
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Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. We offer creative and stimulating working conditions in dynamic and international research environment. Our research facilities include modern laboratories and
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-of-the-art sensing equipment. The collaboration will also include joint supervision, regular project meetings, co-authored scientific publications and interaction with a complementary PhD project at Imperial
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to understanding and designing AI-supported collaborative learning environments and technologies. The lab investigates how students learn with, through, and around AI, and develops new human-AI-human interaction
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organizational theory, the learning sciences, digital transformation, digital technologies, human-computer interaction, and related fields. Within the specific field, the PhD student will engage in both research
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students to analysing multimodal learning data (e.g., individual as well as collaborative verbal interactions, student gestures, task and activity sequences) and evaluating long-term learning outcomes. As
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good balance between their work and home lives and to maintain and attract talented and committed staff, where freedom, creativity and respect for the long-term perspective are core values. For more