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, Sweden's national synchrotron facility hosted by Lund University. The successful candidate will be employed and managed by Aarhus University, Denmark, while the primary workplace will be at MAX IV Laboratory
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findings in scientific journals. Collaborating closely with laboratory scientists, bioinformaticians, archaeologists, and historians in a highly interdisciplinary research setting. Assisting in
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Evaluating the effects of seaweed-based feed additives on the behaviour and welfare of dairy cattle. Investigating behavioural indicators of discomfort and pain associated with feed management. Validating
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presenting scientific results and demonstrated ability to drive a research project is highly valued. Collaboration and/or management skills: Ability to work effectively in collaborative, interdisciplinary
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solutions that are relevant for the energy sector. In particular, you will be involved in a research project related to development of a battery management system (BMS) tailored for sodium-ion batteries
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Foundation, DANDRITE funded by the Lundbeck foundation, as well as activities of the Nordic-EMBL partnership. You will receive trainings in grant writing, scientific communication, and laboratory leadership
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, system-level digital-twin framework connecting electrolyzer models with relevant Power-to-X components and energy-systema. Develop system-level optimization and energy-management methods for coordinating
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system-level optimization and energy-management methods for coordinating electrolyzers with renewable generation, power conversion, storage, downstream processes, and hydrogen demand. Apply and evaluate
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innovative, advanced research in the areas of aquatic biology and ecology, Arctic environments and ecosystems, biodiversity, conservation biology, and wildlife management. The Department currently employs
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the invasive comb jelly Mnemiopsis leidyi, one of the very few animals known to produce coelenterazine, as model organism in our laboratories at University of Copenhagen. Apart from studying bioluminescence in