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on transition metal catalysis applied to the conversion of specific plastic types to carbon capture materials. The position will focus on different catalytic processes and improving their performance
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center. The primary mission of ECONOVO is to provide the scientific foundation needed to steer emerging, novel environmental conditions toward positive outcomes that sustain global biodiversity and keep
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position is based at the Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics (QGG) under the supervision of Asst. Prof. Irene Julca. The position is offered as a two-year appointment, with the possibility
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Danish society. Read more about the department and sections here: https://bce.au.dk/en/research/key-areas-in-research-and-development What we offer The department/centre offers: a well-developed research
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applied to thermoset plastic recycling. The position will focus on different catalytic processes and understanding the mechanism of the catalysis. You will be involved in independent and collaborative
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approximately 300 academic and technical staff, as well as many PhD students. The qualified candidate will work in a supportive and internationally engaged scientific environment at the Centre for Nature-based
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with proteomics experts. You will be working primarily with mice models and primary neuron cultures. You will be involved in the Center for Proteins in Memory (PROMEMO) funded by the Danish National Research
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to the interdisciplinary work, be affiliated with the interdisciplinary iCLIMATE Aarhus University Interdisciplinary Centre for Climate Change (https://iclimate.au.dk/ ) What we offer The department offers: • a well
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examines how different bodies and sensoria (i.e., culturally shaped ways of sensing and engaging with the world) are formed and valued through the corporeal, social, and material interactions that shape
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the start date. Job description This opportunity is positioned at the heart of a collaboration between Aarhus University, EPFL and DTU to understand microbiological mechanisms underpinning the Greenland Ice