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computational background are explicitly encouraged to apply, and we expect to teach the biology along the way. Most importantly, the candidate should be extremely enthusiastic about scientific research and very
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articles within the context of the project and to participate in the organization of activities and research events within the project. For more information about Forgetting Secrecy? please visit https
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at: http://mgmt.au.dk . Further information Application deadline: October 12, 2026. Workplace: Universitetsbyen 61, 8000 Aarhus C. Hours per week: 37 The minimum length of employment as research assistant
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of Health Science and Technology, one or more PhD stipends in Unsupervised Learning for Medical Image Analysis are available for appointment from November 1, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter
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reduction, system identification, power electronics, model predictive control, multi-objective optimization, machine learning, renewable-energy integration, experimental testing, or hardware-in-the-loop
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of electrolyzer technologies, digital twins, model order reduction, system identification, power electronics, model predictive control, multi-objective optimization, machine learning, renewable-energy integration
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BSc and MSc programs, which are based on AAU's problem-based learning model. The department leverages its unique research infrastructure and lab facilities to conduct world-leading fundamental and
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. We are open to candidates from different academic backgrounds both within and outside business administration. The candidate will be expected to teach within management and control. As many courses
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ICT, Learning and Organizational Change or the continuing education programme in IT and Learning. Information about the academic content of the programmes is available here: https://www.aau.dk
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interest in learning Danish is an advantage. Meet your new colleagues You will become part of the Department of Glaciology and Climate. Our department studies both the current and past changes