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Job Description The aim of this PhD project is to investigate the immediate and long-term deformation behaviour of plain and fiber-reinforced concrete using distributed fibre-optical sensing (FOS
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PhD Scholarship in Biodiversity changes of marine flora and fauna associated with ecosystem resto...
sand-capping, stone reef establishment and eelgrass transplantation. The position is for three years and is supported by a grant from Aage V. Jensen Nature Foundation. Danish estuaries are in a critical
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outstanding candidates, who are interested in joining the group as a PhD student. The position is available from September 1, 2025, or as soon as possible thereafter. Application deadline: 28 July 2025 at 23:59
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Job Description The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), renowned for its pioneering research and innovative educational approaches, is home to the dynamic Centre
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Job Description The National Institute of Public Health at the University of Southern Denmark Copenhagen department og Public Health at SDU is looking for applicants for a PhD scholarship focused on
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special focus on the possibilities offered by dynamically controlled cavities and extreme light confinement. You will have the opportunity to co-supervise BSc and MSc students. The project is funded by
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assistant is a fixed-term scientific position of 6 months. If you have hands-on experience with analytical chemistry and laboratory techniques and experience with troubleshooting, optimization of laboratory
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Job Description At DTU Chemical Engineering a PhD position is available in the frame of a European project funded by HORIZON CBE JU action. The project is in close collaboration with top class
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Job Description We are offering two fully funded PhD positions starting between Jan and Feb 2026. The project is focused on understanding what is the impact of immune checkpoint blockade (ICB
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A 3-year fully funded PhD stipend for studying the gene-regulatory mechanisms that control cancer biology at single-cell resolution is available in the group of Associate Professor Rasmus Siersbæk