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The Section for Electrical Energy Technology at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Aarhus University, is in a phase of rapid growth in both education and research
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A two-year Postdoctoral position in the research project: Advancing Building in School: Science and technology in SHAPE (ABIS) The research project Advancing Bildung in School: Science and
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The research project Advancing Bildung in School: Science and Technology in SHAPE (ABIS) invites applications for a two-year postdoctoral position based in the Department of Philosophy and History
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Chemical Engineering from AU. Your profile Applicants must hold a PhD in Biology, Chemistry or similar fields. Applicants are expected to have: Documented experience in optical sensing (requirement
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fracture processes at micro and meso scales influence the structural response at an engineering scale, and to use this insight to support the design of damage tolerant composite structures. You will be
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proof-of-concept of the value of such dynamic collaboration in a System of Systems setting is included with a case centred around Aarhus Festuge. Industrially this new technology is very valuable in order
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engineering parts. This position offers a unique opportunity to drive the development of system-level digital-twin and optimization methodologies—integrating electrolyzer models with renewable generation, power
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of mechanical structures. The position combines independent research responsibilities with active participation in teaching and supervision at relevant engineering programmes. Your primary research work will
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position as Postdoc. At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, a three-year position as Postdoc in applied microbiology is open for appointment from October 1st, 2026
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research areas, including RNA Biology and Innovation. The position will be hosted in the Developmental Multi-Omics Lab (Peter Zeller). The lab combines single-cell multi-omics technology development with