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Science, Technology and Innovation . The application must be in English and include a curriculum vitae, degree certificate, a complete list of publications, a statement of future research plans and
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salary range Technical Sciences refers to the Ministerial Order on the Appointment of Academic Staff at Danish Universities under the Danish Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation . The application
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Two postdoc positions in Thermofluid Design and Digital Modeling of Cooling Systems for Electrochemical Reactors The Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering (MPE) at Aarhus University
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structures across the NE Greenland Shelf, document the glacier retreat through the fjords, investigate changes in hydrography, and evaluate the relationship between glacial and marine processes in the area
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The research project Advancing Bildung in School: Science and Technology in SHAPE (ABIS) invites applications for a two-year postdoctoral position based in the Department of Philosophy and History
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, or species interactions. Proven skills in integration and utilizing various remotely sensed products across scales, including both spectral and structural data streams. Strong documented skills in advanced
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within battery state estimation, with a particular focus on emerging sodium-ion battery technology. You will be involved in both independent and collaborative research activities in close interaction with
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and is based at Aalborg University’s campus in Aalborg. You will be part of the research group Hydrogen and Electrofuels, which is placed in the section for Thermal Engineering. The position is closely
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engineering (e.g., fusion proteins or ligand display), affinity-based targeting, or cell-uptake assays will be an advantage. Excellent English communication skills, ability to work independently and responsibly
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Engineering. The position is closely connected to our activities within developing high-fidelity models that capture the coupled thermal, chemical and electrochemical phenomena governing system performance