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The Department of Clinical Medicine at the Faculty of Health at Aarhus University invites applications for a position as Postdoc in GPR6 neurobiology and translational neuroscience as of 1 December
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-Chem • You will be contributing to the development of machine learning models used on data from Poleno Jupiters, applying Python and machine learning. • The position will focus on implementing
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This is a fulltime 19 month position starting from 1 February 2027 or as soon possible. The primary duties of the postdoc will be to: - Develop a dynamic access control model that supports multi-tenant
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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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to research on food systems that results in relevant and positive societal impact (for more information see www.mapp.au.dk ). The potential starting date is January 2027, subject to mutual agreement
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biology to integrate multi-omics and functional information across plants and identify genes associated with stress resilience. The position is part of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Emerging Investigator
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Do you enjoy finding solutions to integrate and analyse large data sets of biodiversity dynamics and their drivers? Are you creative and able to couple various data flows and integrated modelling
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to experimentally derived disorder models and data from methods such as total scattering/pair distribution function analysis, diffuse scattering, diffraction, solid-state NMR and electron microscopy. Work closely