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faculty here . About the research project The research project will investigate the role of neuropeptide signals on developmental limbic circuit maturation using mouse models. The research project will
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behaviour change theory (e.g. COM-B, the Theory of Planned Behaviour, or the Value-Belief-Norm model) as applied to sustainability or circular economy contexts. Experience with citizen science, co-creation
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/or eating disorders, data analysis and statistical modeling. Prior experience working with Danish registers is an advantage. As a person, the ideal candidate will have good interpersonal skills, will
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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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be included for completing this subproject within the period of employment. Lastly, the application must include a copy of the applicant’s PhD degree certificate or other documentation confirming
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role in developing and implementing novel computational models within a boundary element framework, coupling the BEM with models for flow separation, viscous drag and cavitation. There is room to shape
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on animal models (preterm pigs) and clinical studies, contributing to the translation of milk EV biology into nutritional interventions for preterm infants, as well as preparation of data for high-quality
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contribution to proteinuria-induced kidney injury. Our research integrates molecular and cellular biology, mouse models, advanced imaging, and omics technologies to uncover mechanisms driving chronic kidney
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-4DµXRD results. Implementing crystal plasticity finite element models that use the experimental data as input and to understand the observed local strain heterogeneities You will work in close
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the invasive comb jelly Mnemiopsis leidyi, one of the very few animals known to produce coelenterazine, as model organism in our laboratories at University of Copenhagen. Apart from studying bioluminescence in