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position as Postdoc. At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Chemistry and Bioscience, a three-year position as Postdoc in applied microbiology is open for appointment from October 1st
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interests. Scientific dissemination is expected to focus on leading Human-Computer Interaction venues. For further information about the project, see: https://dff.dk/en/our-funded-projects/meet-the
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area. You have experience with sustainability assessment methods, including life cycle assessment and related modelling approaches, and you have applied these in cases and analysis related to biobased
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optimisation for well-controlled materials and processes, you will investigate whether similar methods can be applied to mechanical recycling from heterogeneous waste streams. The ambition is to show how
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contributing to the management of international projects. Spoken Danish is an advantage, but it is not a requirement. Read more here: https://www.staff.aau.dk/inclusive-recruitment-n64477 Who we are The
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application deadline is Monday, November 9, 2026. Interviews are tentatively planned for December 10, 2026. The positions are hosted within the Natural Language Processing (NLP) research group https
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section for Applied Power Electronic Systems. You will join an interdisciplinary team working across electrolyzers, Power-to-X systems, power electronics, control, digital twins, and energy-system
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Applied Mathematics, Computational Physics, or similar. Who we are We are an interdisciplinary team working primarily with the development of numerical models for hydrodynamics. Current projects
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candidate is expected to publish in leading Human-Computer Interaction venues. Your competencies You hold a master’s degree in human-computer interaction, computer science, interaction design, applied
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how these approaches can be applied to relevant composite structures. You will be expected to take active ownership of your research, from problem formulation and model development to interpretation of