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pumping technologies for future electrified energy systems. We are currently recruiting a PhD candidate at DTU for a project on the multi-physics modelling of bearingless pumps. A parallel PhD position is
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, shape and composition, of the studied rare-earth-free permanent magnet system and in close collaborations with postdocs at two other DTU departments, DTU Physics and DTU Construct, iterate
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. Your work will include a substantial amount of laboratory activity related to polymer processing. You will prepare and process various blends using techniques such as extrusion, compounding and injection
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by the Assessment Committee. All applicants will be notified of their status in the recruitment process shortly after the application deadline. The applicants selected for assessment will be notified
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superior to align expectations and indicate the objectives for the tenure track’s development process. This career plan must be satisfactory followed and accomplished for the tenure track assistant professor
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storage, thermal management, and innovative operation and control strategies. We seek candidates with a strong background in the field of applied thermodynamics (fluids, components, process scales) aided by
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information Read more about our recruitment process here. The assessment of candidates for the position will be carried out by qualified experts. Shortlisting will be applied. This means that after
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will find contact persons at the bottom of the jobpost. Further information Read more about our recruitment process here. The assessment of candidates for the position will be carried out by qualified
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developers, and technical staff to improve instrumentation and user workflows Collect, process, and interpret SCXRD data for academic and industrial users Perform synchrotron-based single-crystal X-ray
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influences ice dynamics and ultimately the rate of mass loss from the ice sheet. The position is part of the ERC-funded FirnMelt project: Meltwater runoff and retention in Greenland's firn: a process-based