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and the humanities. Information on the institute can be found at: https://www.globe.ku.dk/ . The Globe Institute is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse environment where employees and
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/augmented/extended (VR/AR/XR) environments to support learning of scientific concepts and practices at the university-level. The main aim of this work package is to investigate how such cutting-edge
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the ground, streams, lakes, drinking water reservoirs); Substance transport in the underground in connection with the protection of drinking water and the aquatic environment; Effects of climate change
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within the scope of the project, and you communicate clearly in English, both in writing and orally. You enjoy working in an interdisciplinary research environment, collaborating closely with colleagues
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. From a marketing perspective, the project treats this learning environment as a service ecosystem in which value is co-created between the institution, teachers, students, and digital tools. It therefore
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with international collaborators in Europe, Africa, and Asia. The PhD fellow will be part of the wider GPAP research environment. The GPAP consortium brings together expertise in artificial intelligence
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rapidly digitalising society and contributes to the development of sustainable, inclusive, and pluri-/multilingual ecosystems across Europe. More information may be found on the MultiLAwa home page https
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candidate has an MSc in Computer Science and is interested in theory, development, or usage of formal methods. Fluency in English is required. Hosting environment FORM is embedded in the Section of Artificial
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group has around 20 members including biochemists, quantum physicists, computer scientists and more. We offer a scientific working environment focused on practical connections between these fields with
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differences between China and Denmark. The PhD candidate designs and carries out an original research project that asks how institutional environments shape firm-level AI adoption, organisational capability