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Job Description The Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at SDU invites applications for a PhD position in Neuromorphic Brain-Computer Interface Design. Are you a multidisciplinary
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with methodologies such as AI-assisted evidence synthesis and quantitative health impact assessment and become part of an interdisciplinary research environment with strong links to DTU Compute and the
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biopsies and advanced, preclinical models. A combination of wet-lab and computational biology, close ties to the clinic, and a wonderful team of early career scientists give us the agility and expertise
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of prior data?) Additional research topics may include: Algorithmic Transparency and Fairness in Funding Decisions Comparative Analysis of Funding Models AI-Driven Predictive Analytics for Funding Success
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and kinetic modelling Expression, purification, and characterization of enzymes from fungal and bacterial sources Development and optimization of enzyme assays Structure–function studies of enzymes
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to mechanical forces. We work with leading international groups on modeling and also conduct simulations at DTU. Our overarching goal is to understand and predict the mechanical behavior of metals during plastic
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the absolute forefront of observing and modeling two of Greenland’s largest glaciers -- Jakobshavn Isbræ and the Northeast Greenland Ice stream (NEGIS). You will use GNSS data on ice surface and bedrock
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. Cox. The position is available starting 1 December 2025. The successful candidates will work on developing new theoretical models and computational methods to investigate the emergence and properties
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-cutting and bending to break the glass panels. The project will involve the establishment of a numerical model and the acquisition and analysis of data from physical measurements in the production
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functional priors from billions of years of evolution; how to compress measurements with controlled mixtures of molecules; and how to align models of laboratory experiments with observational human biology