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total maximum of four years of employment as a postdoc. 1) Pump-probe crystallography using XFEL The first position has focus on pump-probe crystallography using X-ray free electron lasers (XFELs
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to experimentally derived disorder models and data from methods such as total scattering/pair distribution function analysis, diffuse scattering, diffraction, solid-state NMR and electron microscopy. Work closely
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Chemical Engineering from AU. Your profile Applicants must hold a PhD in Biology, Chemistry or similar fields. Applicants are expected to have: Documented experience in optical sensing (requirement
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Economics Industrial Organization and Trade Finance Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology FinTech and Digital Banking Sustainable Finance (e.g. Climate Risk) Private Equity Market Microstructure Trading
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Technology, Aarhus University and includes research within the areas Food Chemistry and Technology, Food Quality, Food Metabolomics and proteomics, Sensory Science, Biofunctional Food, Systems Biology, and
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collaboration, entrepreneurship, methodological development, technology transfer, co-creation with private or public-sector partners, or other forms of societal use of research-based knowledge. You are motivated
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developing optimization-driven approaches to multimodal device tailoring. We are looking for someone with A PhD in Human-Computer Interaction or a closely related field Strong programming skills (e.g., Python
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samples obtained from in vivo cancer models (in conjunction with the Thomsen group and Histocore) and establishing explant/tissue slice cultures. Engineering cell lines and in vivo models using CRISPR and
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business models Entrepreneurship Social entrepreneurship and impact venturing; Scaling technology ventures; Entrepreneurial ecosystems and regional development; Corporate entrepreneurship and
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research areas, including RNA Biology and Innovation. The position will be hosted in the Developmental Multi-Omics Lab (Peter Zeller). The lab combines single-cell multi-omics technology development with