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institution. ABIS is an empirically grounded research project that explores how humanities and social science subjects in schools (SHAPE subjects) can develop ways of knowing about science and technology that
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are The Department of Biology (http://bio.au.dk/) provides a framework for research and teaching in all major biological subdisciplines. The department is especially known for its research contribution in biodiversity
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postdoc’s duties will include research within invertebrate biology, cell biology and marine ecology as well as some teaching. Further information on the Department is linked at https://www.science.ku.dk
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can find more information about the postdoc positions available in the areas listed here: https://math.au.dk/en/about/vacancies/postdoc/ When applying, you will be asked to indicate, which of the areas
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, Kyoto School, etc.) is not required but highly beneficial. Experience conducting and coordinating interdisciplinary research between the natural and social sciences is advantageous. Teaching The position
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Stochastics. The positions have 1st January 2027 as earliest possible start dates. You can find more information about the postdoc positions available in the areas listed here: https://math.au.dk/en/about
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research within organic and materials chemistry as well as teaching. The post may also include performance of other duties. Further information on the Department is linked at https://chem.ku.dk/. Inquiries
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modules as well. Sodium-ion batteries is a relatively new technology, and they have their own electrochemical properties. One of the key questions of this research project is to obtain a better
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and is based at Aalborg University’s campus in Aalborg. You will be part of the research group Hydrogen and Electrofuels, which is placed in the section for Thermal Engineering. The position is closely
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Engineering. The position is closely connected to our activities within developing high-fidelity models that capture the coupled thermal, chemical and electrochemical phenomena governing system performance