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Skip to main content. Profile Sign Out View More Jobs PhD scholarship in computational kinetic modelling of human glycolysis - DTU Biosustain Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark Job Description The metabolism
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& enhance wind energy efficiency. Unleash your potential in a dynamic, collaborative environment! PhD scholarship in computational kinetic modelling of human glycolysis - DTU Biosustain Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
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are expected to be useful for most types of hearables. Standardized measurement tests and numerical models of the acoustic and mechanical performance of hearable devices do not usually include a human subject
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for Power and Energy Systems (PES). The EMA Section has a strong multi-disciplinary research focus on energy markets, optimization, game theory, and machine learning. We are currently 14 members in the EMA
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), The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell Medicine (renew) at University of Copenhagen, and Bioneer A/S that aims at developing new in vitro disease models and cell therapies using human induced
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reflects the human MetS condition. Specifically, the Ossabaw pig breed available at DTU Health Tech will provide ex vivo tissue samples from both fatty tissue and brain. The PhD project will involve setting
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quality, food safety, food technology and environment & human health. Activities cover a wide range of food products throughout the entire food chain from farm to table, comprising both research activities
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, with starting date June 2024. You will be part of a research team that use-state-of-the-art methods to study and describe the intricate relationship between abundant predators (cormorants and seals) and
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) for at least one but ideally two people who have agreed to act as academic references for you, and who can comment on your suitability for a PhD position Other material that you would like to include in
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intracellular compartments of the antigen-presenting cells, and engineer cell-targeting properties to support co-localization of antigen and adjuvant to act as complexes at the mucosal inductive sites/cells