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sufficient knowledge of solid-state NMR to be able to take part in running solid-state NMR experiments. Scientific Surroundings The Danish Center for Ultra High Field NMR Spectroscopy at Aarhus University
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Denmark. More information about the research group is available here: https://chem.au.dk/AmorphousMatLab What you will do The postdoc will co-lead beamtime proposals and campaigns, and will work with
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eDNA and eRNA from the soil environment Skilled in aseptic techniques isolating and culturing individual soil microorganisms Understanding of climate-mitigating actions in agriculture Curiosity and
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for the postdoctoral researcher to develop his or her independent research profile within quantitative family or intervention research. Broader research environment The postdoctoral researcher will primarily work on the
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contribute to the supervision of PhD students employed in the project. Research environment Both positions sit within a broad collaborative research environment at SDU spanning pharmacoepidemiology
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environment with excellent professional and private conditions. Foreign employees can get help and information from the AU International Center (http://www.au.dk/en/internationalcentre ) and Work in Denmark
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environment with a strong focus on addressing societal challenges related to the green transition, digitalisation, and health. Our research is characterised by close collaboration with industry and public
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XFEL, ESRF, APS, and LCLS, depending on awarded beamtime. The project is supported by the Independent Research Fund Denmark. More information about the research group is available here: https
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relevant and societally important issue A work environment at one of Europe’s leading political science departments with a vibrant, supportive, and collegial atmosphere Excellent development opportunities
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environments, for example, as a visiting researcher. Contribute to the teaching obligations of the research group. Supervise undergraduate students and PhD students. Disseminate the results of your research