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, incl. recruitment of participants In vitro cell and ex vivo islet experiments, including hormone secretion assays and live imaging Murine islet isolation and in vivo experimentation Electrophysiology
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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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to join our team of consumer behaviour scientists who can bring knowledge of and experience with consumer research, survey methodology, and behavioural change in the context of the circular economy. The
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environmental science, physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering or similar. You need to demonstrate experience with collaboration and presenting works at international conferences and leading manuscripts
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Education and Beyond. The project addresses a key issue in contemporary education: how educational practices cultivate, recognise, and value certain bodies and sensory experiences in learning contexts while
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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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, nanoscience, biotechnology, immunology, or a closely related field. Documented hands-on experience with isolation and characterization of extracellular vesicles (e.g., size-exclusion chromatography, density
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for extension. We are looking for someone to join our team of consumer behaviour scientists and agent-based modellers who can bring knowledge of and experience with modelling cognitive or behavioural change
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. Experience working with cross-species gene mapping will be considered an advantage. You are curious, creative, and capable of driving projects independently while thriving in international, collaborative
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across two research groups at University of Copenhagen. The successful applicant should be a team player with experience in experimental cell biology, ecology or evolutionary research. Applicants with