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to take up the appointment from December 1, 2026, or according to an agreement. The position is linked to the MAPP Centre , which conducts research on value creation in the food sector. The MAPP Centre is a
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Center (BRIC) to commence as soon as possible. Information on the Department can be found at: https://bric.ku.dk/ . Job description The successful candidate will have expertise in molecular and cellular
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Laboratory automation PLC or industrial control systems Instrument control software Data acquisition and process monitoring Scientific instrumentation Semiconductor processing technologies Experience with one
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and document in-process work streams, protocol instructions, tests & specifications. Analyse correlations between processes (process parameters/conditions, metrology data). Track variation and process
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-quality Danish registry data with links to data on researchers’ publications and research funding activities. The ideal candidate will be a recent PhD graduate with a deep interest in the economics of
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candidate is expected to work closely with Professor Rubina Raja, on several tasks, including: Supporting large research/publication projects (including copyediting and indexing) Carrying out data collection
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to pharmacological intervention. We will combine studies in GPR6 knockout mice with pharmacological approaches in rodent models, including Flinders Sensitive Line (FSL) rats, a model of depression. By linking
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well as spatial competition between weeds and crops in intercropping systems. Together, these activities will link plant–soil–microbe research with weed population ecology and sustainable crop production
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contribute to research and teaching within travel behaviour and sustainable mobility and become part of an internationally recognized research environment with strong links to policymakers, public authorities
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& ecosystem structure under rising biosphere novelty. The work will integrate ecological, demographic, environmental and remote-sensing information to develop scenario-based forecasts of European vegetation and