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to sustainable energy technologies. The position aims to strengthen and expand DTU Energy’s internationally recognized activities in computational materials science across electronic, atomistic, mesoscopic, and
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environment with excellent professional and private conditions. Foreign employees can get help and information from the AU International Center (http://www.au.dk/en/internationalcentre ) and Work in Denmark
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phase change materials used in photonic devices, using synchrotron X rays and X ray free electron lasers (XFEL). Optical phase change materials can be reversibly switched between amorphous and crystalline
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, Professor Jan V. Nørgaard, phone: +45 5071 8795, email: [email protected] Living in Denmark Please visit the international staff website: https://internationalstaff.au.dk/prearrival/ for information
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close to 50-50% gender balance. Our working language is English. We are highly interdisciplinary and include experts within biomedical engineering, neuropsychology, pharmacology, biophysics, medicine with
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investigating how technology, space design, and pedagogy can together enable students to continue learning at work, in individual study, or in distributed settings following active, on-campus learning experiences
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, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), cryo-EM-based polyclonal serology (cryo-EMPEM), molecular dynamics simulations, machine learning, and structural biology to define epitopes and engineer improved
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group has around 20 members including biochemists, quantum physicists, computer scientists and more. We offer a scientific working environment focused on practical connections between these fields with
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; https://anivet.au.dk/en Contact information For further information please contact: Head of Research unit, Professor Jan V. Nørgaard phone: +45 5071 8795, email: [email protected] Place of work
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for 16s rRNA and WGS sequence data from pathogens. Advanced computer programming skills in R and Python and preferably also other languages and demonstrated proficiency in UNIX, shell scripting (Bash