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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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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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Programme. Highly qualified candidates are appointed as Researcher for a period of six years with the prospect of performance- based advancement to a tenured position as Senior Researcher. The aim
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translated into innovative solutions for high-quality, healthy and sustainable food and beverage applications, with potential for value creation and market uptake. The position will contribute
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/ Aarhus University also offers a Junior Researcher Development Programme targeted at career development for postdocs at AU. You can read more about it here: http://talent.au.dk/junior-researcher-development
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computational model outputs and evaluating model performance using appropriate quantitative methods. We expect you have the ability and willingness to collaborate closely with agent-based modellers, experimental
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program. Our PhD students have high academic ambitions and deliver high-quality results for both the private and the public sectors. At the Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering, the focus is on
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or similar is therefore required • A substantial fraction of the technical part will be handled on high performance computers and the AI supercomputer GEFION, all operated in a Linux Environment. Documented
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, teaching development, and program development, respectively, plus a small administration. We have a good collegial atmosphere characterized by a high degree of collaboration and continuous professional
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with high international impact. We perform world-class research, which contributes with solutions to solve essential societal challenges within the green transition: food production and veterinary