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The postdoc project aims at developing new methods to chemically modify peptide therapeutics to enhance and prolong their effect in the body. The first goal is to develop novel cleavable linkages
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qualitative interview studies, surveys, register data, or experiments. Qualifications: Applicants will have completed a PhD in Management, Economics, or another related social science discipline before the
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. You can read more about the Department of Management at: https://mgmt.au.dk/ Further information The Department of Management offers a stimulating international environment. The department conducts
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of Copenhagen. For more information on the Department of Biomedical Sciences and the Lubberding group, visit https://bmi.ku.dk/english/ and https://bmi.ku.dk/english/research-divisions/integrative-circulation
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smooth as possible (http://www.au.dk/en/internationalcentre/ias /), and the department will assist foreign candidates with finding a suitable place to live. Contact information Further information may be
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. You can read more about the Department of Management at: http://mgmt.au.dk. Further information For further information about the position and the department, please contact Head of Department/project
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are encouraged to contact project manager Maia Ebsen ([email protected]) for further information about the project. Postdoctoral position The selected applicant will work in close collaboration with the project
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. You can read more about the Department of Management at: https://mgmt.au.dk/ . Further information The Department of Management offers a stimulating international environment. The department conducts
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necessary Collaboration and project management experience is required Ability in fellowship/grant writing is desirable Lab leadership skills such as mentoring and event organization is desirable Who we
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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