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PhD Scholarship in Development of Cement-Free Living Building Materials for Sustainable Construction
to pioneering research at the interface of materials science, biotechnology, and additive manufacturing. As a PhD student, you will investigate fungal-bacterial interactions, develop living bio-composites based
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master's students in areas related to your expertise. Your competencies We expect you to have: A relevant master's degree in energy engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical
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160 Danish and international researchers, academic staff, and PhD students. We excel in business management, including strategy, innovation, marketing, organisation, digitalisation, and accounting. Our
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assistant professors), 7 administrative staff, and 30 members of staff who are hired on temporary contracts as research assistants, post docs or PhD students. The department puts substantial emphasis
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results through scientific publications, conferences, and project activities. The position may also include a limited amount of teaching and supervision of bachelor's and master's students in areas related
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advice to government agencies and the private sector and supervise university students. The department has an international staff of approximately 30 researchers, PhD students and postdoctoral fellows. We
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important health challenges. The department is home to approximately 180 academic staff members, around 100 PhD fellows and more than 1,700 students. We offer a stimulating research environment that
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educational technology spaces can foster embodied and epistemic engagement with scientific practices – helping students not only understand complex concepts and procedures in the short term, but also develop
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GAI becomes increasingly integrated into educational practice and uncritically adopted by students, there is a need to rethink both the role and design of GAI systems to ensure they strengthen rather
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of Glaciology and Climate in Copenhagen, enrolled as a PhD student at the Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby (Greater Copenhagen), and collaborate closely with project partners across Europe. Who are you