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DTU Management invites applications for a 3-year PhD Scholarship associated with the project “Brains in Motion: Explaining How Humans Learn and Adapt to Navigate Urban Environments Using Artificial
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large spatial and temporal scales. Experience in the conceptualisation and development of new methodological approaches for analysing and modelling species range dynamics, functional trait variation
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(confocal, electron microscopy and spatial omics) on samples. Using Seahorse and related assays to assess the impact of genome editing and drug treatment on the metabolic activity of pre-clinical models
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. The duration of the position is three years. Your work tasks In this PhD position, you will work with the spatial and temporal dynamics of shallow groundwater in urban areas. The overall aim is to obtain a
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group and contribute to the analysis of -omics datasets in the context of cardiac disease. The scientist will investigate remodeling in hearts from animal models, patient samples as well as cell systems
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We hereby invite applications for one or more PhD position focusing on the development and application of hyperspectral imaging technologies for bulk forensic evidence analysis. The project aims
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on the Danish Sapere Aude TriOOL project and the Carlsberg Research Infrastructure project, which combines comparative embryo models, biochemical imaging, molecular analyses, and toxicological assessment
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the spatial and temporal variability of precipitation. These data provide critical input for urban hydrological modeling, enabling both analyses of the impacts of historical rainfall events and real-time
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The Department of Electronic Systems at The Technical Faculty of IT and Design invites applications for a PhD stipend in the field of Anomaly Detection for Future Urban Cooling Systems within
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-house sequencing platform and applies a wide range of advanced sequencing-based technologies including single-cell and spatial transcriptomics. Target systems include cell culture models, advanced mouse