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both the project direction and your own research profile. The project involves a collaboration with the propeller specialist Everllence. Relevant competencies • Boundary Element Method, Finite Element
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Post Doc position in transition metal catalysis and carbon capture Are you interested in combination of transition metal catalysis, and can you contribute to the development of materials for CO2
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duration of employment This is a 5-month position (30 hours/week) from 01 November 2026. Job description You will be contributing to the development of catalytic methods based on transition metal catalysis
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computer science and philosophy. The REMAX project on Rigorous Evaluation Methods for AI Explainability, funded by a Villum Synergy grant, aims to create methods for explainable AI and their rigorous evaluation. It
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. Your work tasks This Postdoc sits at the intersection of mathematics, statistics, data science, and public health. The goal is to develop new methods that allow researchers to learn from sensitive health
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not expected to be a specialist in every electrolyzer technology or optimization method. Strong system-level modelling and optimization competence, together with the ability to work across component and
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. Your work tasks This two-year postdoctoral project focuses on the system-level integration and optimization of electrolyzer digital twins within CAPeX — considering how component-level electrolyzer
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actively to discussions, share your insights with others and are willing to support students and junior researchers. You are structured in your approach to complex problems, curious about new methods and
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of the position is the development and application of finite element methods for modelling static strength and fatigue behaviour, as well as design and optimization of complex structures. You will work
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of inorganic and coordination compounds, including discrete complexes and related systems, using methods such as X-ray diffraction (XRD), thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and