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, maintaining the lab supply, reagents, antibody libraries, stock solutions, and routine assays in biochemistry, and cloning You will be working primarily with neuron cultures and brain tissues You will be
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Greenland enters the North Atlantic, where it can affect large-scale ocean circulation. Marine sediments from Greenland fjords provide records of past glacier activity and local ocean conditions, allowing us
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Katja Einola, Stockholm School of Economics. The international collaboration within EMANAIRE provides the candidate with access to a broader European research network working on AI and the changing world
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position is a full-time permanent appointment from 1 January 2027 or as soon as possible thereafter. In this role, you will provide technical support for research-based laboratory work and contribute
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or using pretrained-model APIs is not sufficient. Applicants must provide evidence of research potential through a substantial thesis, research project, code contribution or publication, clearly identifying
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environmental conditions, recording changes in ocean circulation, water masses, sea ice, marine productivity and the interactions between the ocean, atmosphere and cryosphere. These archives provide
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for leadership decisions on strategic planning and development of hiring plans for scientific staff. GEUS is an independent research institution. Parts of GEUS’ activities involve providing research-based public
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environment of an international centre at Aarhus University. The position offers a varied combination of office-based tasks and hands-on laboratory work, providing insight into how a research centre operates
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knowledge is rapidly translated into improved healthcare and patient outcomes. The hospital has a long-standing and close collaboration with the University of Copenhagen (UCPH), providing an interdisciplinary
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are integral parts of the position, with PhD supervision becoming relevant as the candidate's research activities develop. The position provides an academic career opportunity within a competence-rich and