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about the department here and about the faculty here . About the research project The Søgaard lab seeks to understand how antiviral antibodies reshape both innate and adaptive immunity and how
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be inclusive and team-oriented and able to contribute to a good working environment. Our research unit is highly international, therefore cultural awareness, open communication, adaptability and mutual
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genetic basis of plant–microbe interactions, with a particular emphasis on data integration across plant species and data types (genomics, transcriptomics). Design, adapt and use deep learning methods
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, you will be focusing on the topic of Brain Neuro-Adaptability to Pain, in particular brain oscillations in pain conditions and non-invasive brain stimulation. You will be working alongside PhD students
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questions of your project. Write up research results in the form of journal articles. Participate in and co-arrange national and international research conferences and be exposed to external research
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researcher your tasks are to: Conduct the studies necessary to answer the research questions of your project. Write up research results in the form of journal articles. Participate in and co-arrange national
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researcher your tasks are to: Conduct the studies necessary to answer the research questions of your project. Write up research results in the form of journal articles. Participate in and co-arrange national
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and inference for distributed AI agents, and how the realities of networked operation shape the design of adaptive, resilient intelligence. Finally, the research will address how groups of embodied
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, comfortable in an international, English-speaking research environment. Adaptable and curious, willing to learn new methods (EVs, miRNA) and to work across disciplines. Who we are The Department of Food Science
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conducting human experiments with AI chatbots as adaptive dialogue interventions. The postdoc will lead the empirical work on work packages II and III, with a strong emphasis on research design and causal