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The Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management invites applications for a 3-year full time postdoctoral position on the development and application of models, to simulate the ecosystem
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data science and pharmaceutical sciences, in which data science is applied to drug discovery, development, and safety, algorithms and databases are developed and tailored to pharmaceutical data, and
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the Global South, where limitations in climate, health, administrative, and socioeconomic data constrain both the measurement of heat-related impacts and the development of effective adaptation policies
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isotope-based approaches for studying biological processes. In addition, experience conducting independent research, securing competitive research funding, and contributing to the development of external
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will primarily consist of: Spearheading the development of a decision-support/scenario exploration tool that offers policymakers a way to visualize and simulate systemic effects of social investments
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function contribute to chronic disease development. Our research investigates how mitochondrial dysfunction, immunometabolic reprogramming, cellular senescence and persistent inflammatory responses
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conditions and support development of models. The project is in collaboration with industrial partners who will also provide manufacturing relevant data to further support model development. The
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develop a microbial-explicit version of the dynamic vegetation model LPJ-GUESS. You will join a dynamic team at the Center of Excellence VOLT (Center for Volatile interactions, https://volt.ku.dk
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Institute. For more information, visit https://ctn.ku.dk/ . The Center currently has 55 employees and students and is divided into five labs. CTN is characterized by a highly ambitious yet collaborative
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thereafter. The project The project will study the development of novel homogeneous transition metal-catalysed reactions utilizing earth-abundant metal catalysts (e.g., Mo, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu) and the design of