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connecting governance studies at all levels of global society. Qualifications The ideal candidate will have completed a PhD in intellectual history, history, political sociology, political theory or political
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anthropology to lead a research package about the social and ecological impacts of cattle and cattle infrastructures in the Kalahari Desert in Botswana, Africa. The position is part of the Sapere-Aude: DFF
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. To address this issue, this project proposes and tests a new theory of how labour migration causes institutional change: Companies pursuing deviant business strategies can use labour migrants to overcome
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engagement to accelerate the sector's transition to circularity. Aarhus University is lead beneficiary for two work packages dedicated to consumer engagement and behavioural activation. Together, these work
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, or earliest possible. The time-limited (two-year) postdoc position is connected to the research project “The Villum Experiment: Risk, Novelty, and Scientific Trajectories,” lead by Professor H.C. Kongsted
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, is seeking top early-career researchers for a number of attractive postdoctoral positions within Mathematics and Stochastics. The positions have 1st January 2027 as earliest possible start dates. You
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of Prof. Georg Madsen, with regular shorter research stays at Aarhus University. The project combines density functional theory (DFT), machine-learned force fields and atomistic simulations to uncover how
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anthropology to lead a research package about the social and ecological impacts of cattle and cattle infrastructures in the Kalahari Desert in Botswana, Africa. The position is part of the Sapere-Aude: DFF
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The Department of Mathematics at Aarhus University , Denmark, a top 100 university, is seeking top early-career researchers for a number of attractive postdoctoral positions within Mathematics and
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practical guidance for AI development or governance. To bridge this gap, our goal is to: (a) pioneer new normative criteria for AI explainability, drawing on theories of evidence and explanation in philosophy