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. You can read more about the Department of Management at: https://mgmt.au.dk/ Further information The Department of Management offers a stimulating international environment. The department conducts
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, or earliest possible. The time-limited (two-year) postdoc position is connected to the research project “The Villum Experiment: Risk, Novelty, and Scientific Trajectories,” lead by Professor H.C. Kongsted
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. You can read more about the Department of Management at: https://mgmt.au.dk/ . Further information The Department of Management offers a stimulating international environment. The department conducts
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of their personal background. Given the project’s empirical focus on educational settings in Denmark, applicants must be sufficiently proficient in the Danish language to conduct fieldwork and actively participate in
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involves the production of manuscripts, both as co-author and lead author, for international peer-reviewed publications and participation in relevant conferences. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in
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anthropology to lead a research package about the social and ecological impacts of cattle and cattle infrastructures in the Kalahari Desert in Botswana, Africa. The position is part of the Sapere-Aude: DFF
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neurobiology, biochemistry, genetics, and proteomics. Expertise in APEX/BioID-based proximity labelling, biochemistry, proteomics is required Experience in mice handling and behaviour, microscopy, AI protein
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University contributes expertise in consumer behavior and food marketing, with a particular focus on consumer-citizen acceptance, stakeholder-informed product development, market relevance and societal
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Foundation and is a collaboration between four partner institutions, with the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) serving as the lead institution. ABIS is an empirically grounded research project
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A 2-year postdoc position with the possibility of a 1-year extension is now open at University of Copenhagen shared between the sensory biology group lead by Assoc. Prof. Anders Garm, Marine