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Knowledge of multi-omics integration and plant biology is an advantage Familiarity with large biological datasets and high-performance computing is desirable Ability to work independently and collaboratively
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functioning across Europe? The Department of Biology at Aarhus University invites applications for a two-year postdoctoral position, offering an exciting opportunity to join the new Biodiversa+ REDESIGN project
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components based on performance, reliability, and cost, and validating designs through simulation and testing. Experience in advanced BMS development, control strategies, and system integration is an advantage
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perform phenotyping. In addition, you will utilize mass spectrometry (metabolomics, proteomics, chemical biology) to define metabolic targets. You will be the primary driver of the project, working
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services across multiple companies and authorities, thus supporting large virtual enterprises necessary for the development and operation of large-scale enterprises, such as critical infrastructures
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studies, including experimental planning, data acquisition in collaboration with imaging colleagues, quantitative analysis and integration with behavioural findings. Perform and develop molecular and tissue
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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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well-known for its skilled and very innovative interdisciplinary research environments with high international impact. We perform world-class research, which contributes with solutions to solve essential
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defects to both lattice thermal transport and ion migration in solids. Strong scientific programming skills and experience with Linux-based high-performance computing, automated workflows and reproducible
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. Applicants with complementary backgrounds and a strong interest in expanding their expertise in insect ecology, microbiome analyses, shotgun meta-genomics, microbial functional annotation, and high-performance