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The Department of Physics and Astronomy (IFA), Aarhus University, Denmark (www.phys.au.dk) invites applications for a 2-year research assistant position with focus on establishing and maintaining
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fields from physics, chemistry, microbiology, molecular biol-ogy, and mathematical modeling to social science, geography, economics, and policy analysis. Both basic and applied research are conducted
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Computing , Engineering , Life Science , Physics Job Type Postdoctoral Employment - Hours Full time Duration Fixed term Qualification PhD Sector Academia Apply on website (This will open in a new window
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promote safe and durable mucosal healing. The successful candidate will combine patient-derived organoid and co-culture models with molecular biology, functional assays, and computational analysis of
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Phase Transitions Employer Aarhus University (AU) Location Aarhus, Midtjylland (DK) Salary Competitive Closing date 16 Dec 2026 View more categories View less categories Discipline Chemistry , Physics
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geese. Applicants are expected to have a background in waterbird ecology, with experience in technology-based wildlife monitoring, computational analyses and field ecology. Expected start date and
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Postdoc position for Developing new and Stable Iridium based Electrocatalysts for Water Splitting...
less categories Discipline Chemistry , Engineering , Physics Job Type Postdoctoral Employment - Hours Full time Duration Fixed term Qualification PhD Sector Academia Apply on website (This will open in a
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environment. Your profile You hold a PhD in Computational Sciences or similar. You have strong expertise on analyses of biology-related large datasets. Expertise in single-cell and spatial data analysis
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an advantage but is not required: Proteomics data processing, bioinformatics, quantitative data analysis, or systems biology. Advanced computational analysis of LC-MS/MS data, including DIA data
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The Department of Physics, Aarhus University, invites applications for a 2-year full-time postdoc position in the project “Probing nanoscale heterogeneity in ultrafast phase transitions”. The