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PhD fellowship at the Copenhagen Center for Glycocalyx Research at the Department of Cellular and Mo
as a PhD student (+ 3 months as a research assistant for enrolment, if relevant). Job description Your key tasks as a PhD student at SUND are: Carrying through an independent research project under
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within our research frame. A competitive salary and social benefits (e.g. health coverage, parental leave, social security etc.). Dedicated assistance and support with various practical, social, and legal
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professor, one assistant professor, one postdoc, and a large number of PhD students. The project includes strong partnerships with the University of Leipzig (Bioinformatics, Prof. Peter Stadler
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Head of Section for E-Mobility and Prosumer Integration, Senior Researcher Peter Bach Andersen (petb@dtu.dk ), Assistant Professor Jan Engelhardt (janen@dtu.dk ), and Postdoc Francesco Pastorelli (frapa
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content may be obtained from Head of Section for E-Mobility and Prosumer Integration, Senior Researcher Peter Bach Andersen (petb@dtu.dk ), Assistant Professor Jan Engelhardt (janen@dtu.dk ), and Postdoc
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subproject. This means that the PhD-fellow, in close dialogue with the main supervisor Professor Lene Tanggaard and the research team, will identify and refine their own research focus. The PhD project should
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-fellow, in close dialogue with the main supervisor Professor Lene Tanggaard and the research team, will identify and refine their own research focus. The PhD project should therefore engage with themes
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machine learning conferences such as NeurIPS, ICLR, and ICML. Assist in machine learning teaching and supervision. Qualifications You should have the following required skills: Demonstrated experience in
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Mette Bliddal and assistant professor Noémie Roland, but he/she will also be expected to contribute to the whole research unit. Project description The FEMME project seeks to investigate women’s somatic
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are usually routed from room temperature. Together, these issues make wiring a major obstacle on the path to practical, large-scale quantum computing. While multiplexing can help reduce wiring to some extent