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of Computer Science at Aarhus University has a strong research and education profile that spans theoretical and practical computer science. The Data-Intensive Systems group studies management and analysis of complex
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methods for approaches such as model-data fusion techniques. The main focus of your position will be to develop and apply a scalable process-based modeling framework to evaluate climate-smart management
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requirements. The further process After the expiry of the deadline for applications, the authorized recruitment manager selects applicants for assessment on the advice of the Interview Committee. You will be
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Researchers will combine project management responsibilities with self-directed research activities relevant to the project and teaching responsibilities. The degree of teaching load and research activities can
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knowledge and contribute actively to joint projects, while also managing your own tasks in a structured and responsible way. You are curious, open to feedback and able to move projects forward from idea
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an international academic environment, where you collaborate closely with colleagues, share knowledge and contribute actively to joint projects, while also managing your own tasks in a structured and responsible way
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to the abovementioned requirements. The further process After the expiry of the deadline for applications, the authorized recruitment manager selects applicants for assessment on the advice of the hiring committee. All
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topics. Your competencies You hold a PhD in a relevant field such as industrial ecology, environmental engineering, sustainability science, environmental management or a related area. You have experience
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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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funds for travel and computing. Generous parental leave, state-subsidised childcare, vacation, and full medical care are provided to employees in Denmark. A favorable tax scheme is generally granted to