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of Computer Science and the Department of Chemistry and Bioscience. This stipend is open for appointment from 01.10.2026 (or soon thereafter).The duration of the position is three years. Job Decription Species interact
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Human Centered Computing The section conducts empirical and solution-oriented research on interactive computing technologies across individuals, organisations, and society. Qualification requirements
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, host–immune interactions, immunotherapy, cancer vaccines, STING signalling, vaccine development), and/or Medical Microbiology (e.g., microbial pathogenesis, infectious diseases, virus research
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–immune interactions, immunotherapy, cancer vaccines, STING signalling, vaccine development), and/or Medical Microbiology (e.g., microbial pathogenesis, infectious diseases, virus research, antibiotic
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compliance of the developed methods. There will also be interaction with the Novo Nordisk Foundation Data Science Infrastructure Programme, “the National Health Data Science Sandbox”, a network of data
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be motivated to conduct in-depth empirical research in close interaction with the port sector. Solid qualitative methodological skills are required, and prior experience with qualitative data
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robots, autonomous vehicles, and drones, develop rich frameworks to interact with the world in real time? This is the main underlying theme to be explored within this postdoctoral position. The appointed
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metrics, developing generative AI workflows, and ensuring GDPR compliance of the developed methods. There will also be interaction with the Novo Nordisk Foundation Data Science Infrastructure Programme
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to societal challenges together. We conduct research focusing on digital and technological health solutions in an interdisciplinary interaction between the biomedical and the engineering sciences. Clinicians
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project under supervision • Participate in the department’s research environment • Complete a PhD training programme • Teach at one or more of the department programmes Your main task as a PhD