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co-supervision of PhD students. Some degree of contribution towards attracting external research funding. The opportunity to collaborate with relevant national and international research environments
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to collaborate with relevant national and international research environments. You will report to the Head of Department, Peter Axel Nielsen. Your competencies We are looking for applicants with independent
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societal impact at Aalborg University, including alignment with national initiatives Mapping competencies and teaching capacity related to innovation across academic environments at Aalborg University
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to health, wellbeing, and societal contexts. The position is embedded within a humanistic research environment where music is understood as an artistic, cultural, and social practice. The PhD project should
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, interdisciplinary working environment In-house modelling, data processing and data assimilation expertise, software, and High Performance Computation (HPC) infrastructure Excellent scientific infrastructure
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are The Danish Center for Health Services Research is a multidisciplinary and open research environment encompassing a wide range of research disciplines and expertise, including epidemiology, health economics
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working environment. We are proud of our long tradition of good social relations and collaboration among colleagues. The Aalborg area has a high quality of life and work/life balance. There is a lively
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concurrent clinical positions alongside their academic appointments. Learn more about the Department of Clinical Medicine here . We offer an international and informal working environment. We are proud of our
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able to plan and complete longer research tasks. At the same time, you contribute actively to the research environment, share your work in progress and engage in constructive feedback with colleagues
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environment. You are prepared to take ownership of your part of the ICaRUS project and to contribute to joint results in a multidisciplinary setting. Who we are The Automation and Control section focuses