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to spectral, time-series, or signal-like data. Comfort with Git/GitHub, structured project organisation, and writing code documented well enough to support benchmarking and Python package development. A
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research institutions outside Denmark Applicants must also speak and write English at an advanced academic level. The application must be submitted in English. It must include a cover letter, a CV (including
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data quality and reproducibility, and contribute to the writing of manuscripts and grant applications. The successful candidate will also take part in regular group meetings and collaborate closely with
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for the right candidate Further requirements are English fluency, good writing and verbal communication skills. Ability to work independently and in an international academic environment. Department
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-Scandinavian candidates, an effort to learn to read, write, and speak Danish is a requirement. Contact Further information on the position may be obtained from Professor Jan Værum Nørgaard, phone: +4550718795
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, and a waitlist control condition. Data will be collected by the time the postdoctoral researcher starts, allowing the researcher to focus on analysis, writing, and publication. The position is suited
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independent research profile, including support for proposal writing and leadership in experimental planning. The postdoc will have freedom to develop a related side project aligned with their interests
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calibration to support reliable regional projections. Your work will play a vital role in mapping regional mitigation hotspots and assessing the trade-offs between nutrient use efficiency (NUE), nitrous oxide
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, or similar Collaborative skills and ability to contribute effectively in teams. A fondness of taking the initiative and the motivation to pursue a scientific career Documented experience in scientific writing
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first author publication opportunities Structured mentorship aimed at developing your independent research profile, including support for proposal writing and leadership in experimental planning