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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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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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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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specified in the final advertisement. The position is specifically located at the Life Cycle Sustainability (LCS) group. https://www.en.plan.aau.dk/research/life-cycle-sustainability Qualification
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department here: https://www.create.aau.dk/om-create Qualification requirements Appointment as postdoc requires academic qualifications at PhD level. How to apply Your application must include the
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individuals, communities, and cultures that make us who we are. We’d love to have you join us! Read more about the department here: https://www.en.bio.aau.dk/ Qualification requirements Appointment as
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tasks In this position, you will be part of the research environment within the Solid and Computational Mechanics research group at the Department of Materials and Production in Aalborg. The group works
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services here: https://www.en.hr.aau.dk/relocation-support Aalborg University also offers Danish language courses to support international employees in settling into both the workplace and Danish
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well as dedicated support for international staff through its International Staff Unit (ISU). You can read more about relocation support and services here: https://www.en.hr.aau.dk/relocation-support
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role in developing and implementing novel computational models within a boundary element framework, coupling the BEM with models for flow separation, viscous drag and cavitation. There is room to shape