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The Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher position in Circular Design and Business Development. The position is a fixed-term, full
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). GreenFjords takes an interdisciplinary approach to study the long-term environmental and climatic development of five fjord systems in northeast Greenland: Dove Bay, Ardencaple Fjord, Young Sound
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recognized expertise in regulatory proteomics, ADP-ribosylation biology, and mass spectrometry-based technology development. Postdoctoral position #1 is funded through a recently awarded grant from the
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project focuses on developing and applying single-cell multi-omics approaches to uncover regulators acting upstream of known epigenetic writers and erasers during embryonic development. Expected
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development, market positioning and societal value? Then join the SpeedyFermHub research project as a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Management, Aarhus University. We invite applications
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includes working with local stakeholders High level of self-motivation. Who we are The Sensor Laboratory at the Department of Biology is internationally recognized for the development and application of
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Post Doc position in transition metal catalysis and plastic recycling Are you interested in transition metal catalysis, and can you contribute to the development of thermoset polymer recycling? Then
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tasks will encompass: Conceptualisation and synthesis of data integration and visualisation workflows. Data management and the development of knowledge graphs Development and application of AI and
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Are you interested in remote sensing and greenhouse-gas monitoring, and can you contribute to the development of the GHG-MONITOR project? Then the Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University
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Post Doc position in transition metal catalysis and carbon capture Are you interested in combination of transition metal catalysis, and can you contribute to the development of materials for CO2