56 density-functional-theory Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark
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. You will work with an international team of dedicated experts and contribute to a system that must meet real reliability, safety, and regulatory constraints. Responsibilities and qualifications You will
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Job Description We invite applications for a 3 year postdoctoral position to study ice sheet dynamics using remote sensing data. The postdoctoral position is a part of The Center for Ice-Sheet and
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functionalization and a detailed knowledge about interactions between nanoparticles and living organisms? Are you looking for an ideal springboard for a future career as a scientist in either academia or in industry
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, there will also be research tasks within precise (relative) positioning methods employing techniques such as SSR, FKP, and VRS. In addition to the above research, you will also take part in teaching, public
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of combinatorial thin-film libraries. The lab is located in Denmark’s national facility for semiconductor fabrication, with very high safety standards. You will be part of the LightTrap project, funded by the Novo
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, the Quantum Physics & Information Technology (QPIT) group is looking for a highly talented postdoctoral researcher to advance our efforts in Quantum Microscopy . The position is part of the Copenhagen Center
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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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characterization of multifunctional fibers comprised of waveguides, electrodes and microfluidic channels. You will work with nearby colleagues, and with academic partners in Denmark and abroad. Your primary tasks
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, here is your chance to join our work on power-to-X (PtX) and energy storage. We invite applications for two postdoc positions in the field of PtX, electrolysis, electro-thermal energy storage such as
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Job Description The postdoc will focus on gaining new insight into how we can use solid earth deformation from permanent GNSS stations in Greenland to learn more about climate change. The research