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is available from 01 January 2027 or later. You can submit your application via the 'Apply' button above. Title PhD Position in Physical AI: Adaptive Foundation Models for Robotics Research area and
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radar? About the position This PhD project will use airborne radar data collected over the Greenland Ice Sheet since the early 1990s to reconstruct how the near-surface firn layer has changed over time
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North Atlantic. Key responsibilities include: • Investigate the physical drivers of bentho-pelagic coupling and carbon export in the NACES Marine Protected Area (North Atlantic) by integrating
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policy The research assistant will perform tasks in relation to a number of externally funded research projects, which will be linked to questions of consumer behaviour in the food and beverages area. This
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characterised by professionalism, equality and a healthy work-life balance. Place of work and area of employment The place of work is Frederiksborgvej 399, 4000 Roskilde, Denmark, and the area of employment is
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assessment of the academic qualifications and experience with respect to the above-mentioned area of research, techniques, skills and other requirements listed in the advertisement. Once the assessment work
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assess the qualifications and experience of the shortlisted applicants with respect to the above-mentioned research area, techniques, skills and other requirements. The assessor will determine whether each
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respect to the above mentioned research area, techniques, skills and other requirements. The assessor will conclude whether each applicant is qualified and, if so, for which of the two models. The assessed
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Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Copenhagen. The employment period is 3 years, the working week is 37 hours. The appointment area is the Ministry of Climate, Energy and
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-transfer materials. Develop device geometries compatible with low-temperature transport, TEM and surface-sensitive measurements. Perform electronic transport measurements and correlate them with TEM, SEM