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scanners at our disposal. The department has overall responsibility for the Master's degree programs in medicine and in molecular medicine. At the department we are approx. 670 academic employees, 500 PhD
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hold a PhD, or have submitted a PhD thesis before the starting date, in computational materials science, physics, theoretical or computational chemistry, or a closely related field. The successful
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Tanimura. Your competences You have academic qualifications at PhD level, for example within neuroscience. As a person, you have good interpersonal skills, are inclusive and team-oriented and able
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monitoring, control and predictive analysis during experimental operation. Both positions include reporting and publication of the results, and the opportunity to contribute to the supervision of PhD and MSc
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internal and external partners to advance the project. Your profile The ideal candidate holds a PhD in biochemistry, structural biology or a related field, and has hands-on experience with cell culture
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are approx. 670 academic employees, 500 PhD students and 160 technical/administrative employees who are cooperating across disciplines. You can read more about the department here and about the faculty here
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Applicants must have: A PhD in a relevant discipline (e.g., crystallography, chemistry, materials science, physics) Experience in chemical/materials crystallography (e.g. small unit-cell systems) Expert
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. You will attend local and international scientific conferences. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in neurobiology, cell biology or related fields. You should be experienced in cellular
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proportionally large population of young inhabitants. Denmark offers an attractive work-life balance and work environment. Applicants must hold or expect to complete a relevant PhD degree with documented expertise
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around 250 of these in full-time positions. In addition, there are more than 100 postdocs and more than 400 PhD students. As a postdoc, you will be affiliated with the Department of Clinical Medicine, but