67 applied-design-mechanics Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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and Biomedicine, Technical University of Denmark. You will work on regulatory mechanisms of cell signalling downstream of Receptor Tyrosine Kinases using mammalian cells grown in 3D cell cultures and
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construction and safety, building energy and services, solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, materials technology, manufacturing engineering, engineering design and thermal energy systems. Technology for people DTU
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. Uncovering these mechanisms will inform the process design for next-generation biofertilizers, and beyond. Responsibilities and qualifications Your role will be to develop novel, robust, and scalable
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of this postdoc position is to develop and employ multiple in-situ spectroscopic techniques, including, but not limited to, surface-enhanced IR and Raman, to investigate the reaction intermediates
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build your expertise in genome engineering, pathway design, and systems biology while contributing to cutting-edge solutions for a circular carbon economy. Together with our international and
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for Computing Machinery, New York, NY, USA, 1222–1236. [3] C. Orfanidis, L. Marie Feeney, M. Jacobsson and P. Gunningberg, "Cross-Technology Clear Channel Assessment for Low-Power Wide Area Networks," 2019 IEEE
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memory systems for real-time systems. We also research the design and verification of digital systems, including chip design. Embedded Systems Engineering (ESE) is one of the 10 research sections at DTU
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Job Description The SURFCAT section at DTU Physics explores the use of catalysis and solar energy harvesting to secure renewable energy for the future. Novo Nordisk Fonden (NNF) has funded
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you are open to working with other colleagues. Qualifications You can work independently, plan and execute complicated and challenging tasks. You are flexible, self-motivated, interested in
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, reaction rules, and help establish more sophisticated rational design protocols. Ultimately, the BONDS project has the potential to allow for furthering our current understanding of fundamental processes