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Post Doc position in transition metal catalysis and carbon capture Are you interested in combination of transition metal catalysis, and can you contribute to the development of materials for CO2
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This is a fulltime 19 month position starting from 1 February 2027 or as soon possible. The primary duties of the postdoc will be to: - Develop a dynamic access control model that supports multi-tenant
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Post Doc position in transition metal catalysis and plastic recycling Are you interested in transition metal catalysis, and can you contribute to the development of thermoset polymer recycling? Then
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contributing to papers, abstracts, funding applications and/or reports Desirable criteria Post-doctoral or equivalent industry experience in immunology Experience in analysing high-dimensional and spatial data
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This is a two-year post doc position expected to start 1 January 2027, or as soon as possible hereafter. Job description We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to explore one of the most
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-programme/ Terms of employment Salary and terms of employment are governed by the Cirkulære om overenskomst for akademikere i staten (in Danish). You will be employed as Post doc at base pay level 4–8 with
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The Brummerstedt Iversen group at Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University is seeking candidates for two post-doctoral positions within the fields of ultrafast crystallography and single crystal
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-programme/ Terms of employment Salary and terms of employment are governed by the Cirkulære om overenskomst for akademikere i staten (in Danish). You will be employed as Post doc at base pay level 4–8 with
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professors, plus post-doctoral researchers and a cohort of approximately 15 PhD students. The department will serve as the primary workplace, and regular presence is expected in order to support active
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of collaborators in ecology, envi-ronmental genomics, pollinator biology and biodiversity monitoring. Key Responsibilities The post doc will: Design and coordinate large-scale field studies across multiple seasons