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encourages scientific curiosity, collaboration and professional development. The Faculty of Medicine is committed to preparing PhD graduates for diverse career paths. Throughout your PhD, you will develop
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, you will work at the intersection of polymer processing, materials science and Machine Learning to develop dynamic recipes for sustainable plastics. In a typical plastics production line, several types
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determine how climate-driven changes propagate across interconnected terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems along environmental gradients in Greenland, and to develop a predictive framework for
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addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing contemporary port ecosystems: how ports can develop new strategic roles in support of the green transition. The project will explore how ports move beyond
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to help support model development. Genome-resolved metagenomics and metatranscriptomics are central methods. The Ph.D. candidate will be anchored in the Center for Microbial Communities that has approx. 50
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to thrive, achieve and develop. We view equality and diversity as assets, and we welcome all applicants. The application must be submitted via Aarhus University’s recruitment system, which can be accessed
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Professor Aldo Faisal from Imperial College London involved as international project partner. Research objectives and tasks You will contribute to the development and empirical validation of models
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observational data, climate model output and regional ocean modelling. Develop and apply a high-resolution hydrodynamic CROCO model, linking model output to the FlexSem model for modelling carbon transport
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physics. Odense is a fast-growing international community with an open Scandinavian culture, affordable housing and living costs. For more information on the QM centre, please visit https://www.sdu.dk/en/qm
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system configurations, experimental setups and operational data. The scientific ambition is to develop methods that combine physical models and data-driven approaches for adaptive, real-time operation of