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functions in a non-invasive way through sensing the tiny magnetic fields produced by neuronal currents. Today, this need is primarily met by quantum sensors that must be operated at cryogenic temperatures
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of machines and structures in collaboration with other departments from Aarhus University and multiple industrial partners; including a world leader in sensing technology. In particular, the algorithm platform
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AWI, and with our partners in industry to develop the next generation of our in-situ sensing technologies to investigate carbon cycling in deep sea environments. Specific tasks may include but are not
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collaborative and social abilities. Prior experience with metabolomics, transcriptomics, bioinformatics, and imaging is a plus. For more information, please feel free to contact Per Svenningsen at psvenningsen
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daily life. We encourage open communication and develop a cohesive sense of community across teams and disciplines. A flexible working environment that supports work-life balance and individual needs
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and respectful workplace culture, where mutual trust, kindness, and professional dialogue are part of daily life. We encourage open communication and develop a cohesive sense of community across teams
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are desirable. We also prefer is you have experience with Production of monoclonal antibodies, biochemical and cell biological assays in immunology with a focus on DNA and RNA nucleotide sensing, quantitative
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on the design and build of a platform for automated preparation of MOF films on quartz resonators for chemical sensing. This includes the design, build and programming of automated fluidics systems to deliver
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modelling and remote sensing, as well as interactions with stakeholders are key components of Land-CRAFT. We have a team of researchers working at field, farm and landscape scales. The researcher for farm
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experiments, digital technologies, including modelling and remote sensing, as well as interactions with stakeholders are key components of Land-CRAFT. Danish peatlands disappear due to human activities such as