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projects spanning data visualization, human-computer interaction, and human-centered AI. Coordinate scientific project activities, including planning, reporting, and coordination across collaborating
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integration and supporting the energy transition towards a more efficient, circular, and reliable energy system. Our work covers coordinated planning and operation across multiple energy systems, renewable
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system-level optimization and energy-management methods for coordinating electrolyzers with renewable generation, power conversion, storage, downstream processes, and hydrogen demand. Apply and evaluate
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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
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environments; experience coordinating complex workflows (e.g., between wet lab, proteomics and dry lab) and maintaining structured project documentation. The lab places strong emphasis on teamwork, where
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teaching in coordination with colleagues and programme coordinators, and you will support students in developing both their technical understanding and their ability to work with complex engineering problems
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coordination with international partners, programme participants, researchers and external collaborators. This may include preparing meeting materials, minutes and follow-up notes, maintaining overview documents
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, crystallization, and characterization of inorganic and coordination compounds. You can plan and conduct experimental work in a laboratory setting, and you work in a structured and reliable way, taking care of both
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, and documentation of the WP5 experimental programme, including the controlled-environment and sterile cultivation set-up and the associated molecular and EV analyses. The postdoc will plan and schedule
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, or related areas. You need to be able to plan, conduct, transcribe, and systematically code interviews and focus groups with upper secondary students, teachers, and school leaders, and to translate