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qualitative or ethnographic research methods a track record or clear potential for publishing in international peer-reviewed journals Excellent written and spoken English language skills The position requires
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developing new production concepts. You will work partly at Aalborg University’s Aalborg East Campus and partly at relevant Novo Nordisk facilities, connecting research-based methods with the practical
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-incidence mirrors, multilayers, monochromators, slits, and adaptive focusing optics Perform ray-tracing and numerical simulations of beam transport, including beam propagation, divergence, coherence
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, collaborative, hands-on work. We share our methods, results, and tools with the scientific community. About the Role: We are seeking Postdoctoral Scientists with hybrid expertise spanning fluorescent dye
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MIR integrated photonic devices The doctoral student will develop numerical models, design photonic layouts and contribute to micro- and nanofabrication processes in the cleanroom, and perform optical
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interdisciplinary research project at the intersection of spatial computing, AI, and surgical education. This one-year position will focus on the research on next-generation educational technologies for
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within a GIS, and consolidate into combined datasets through expert weighted or numerical modelling. Further weightings will be undertaken through a stakeholder-driven Analytic Hierarchical Process or
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welfare benefits. Access to Janelia’s facilities and engineering support for imaging, custom-hardware, scientific computing, Unity-based visual environments, in-situ hybridization, and dissection. A
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September 2026. Closing date: 18 October 2026. Business unit: Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine. Department: Res Dept of Biomedical Computing. Contact details: Dr Sarah Morgan. [email protected]
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, potentially including ML/AI methods In close collaboration with the LIFE Science Team and LIFE Instrument Science Team, translate atmospheric-characterisation results into science requirements and