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WorkinDenmark for additional information. Further information about The Faculty of Engineering. Application procedure Applicants are advised to read the SDU information on how to apply . The application
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screened, in relation to international research and innovation collaboration, as part of the employment process at the University of Copenhagen. The application, in English, must be submitted electronically
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are searching for a highly motivated candidate who has: A PhD in a relevant field such as environmental management, geography, sociology, organization studies, political science, or related disciplines. The ideal
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are searching for a highly motivated candidate who has: A PhD in a relevant field such as environmental management, geography, sociology, organization studies, political science, or related disciplines. The ideal
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part of the Department of Communication. The department is home to approx. 80 faculty members, 40 PhD students, 20 postdocs, 40 part-time lecturers, 27 administrative staff, and 2200 students
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on other issues. Both the type of information required to make these decisions and the decision-making processes that can achieve socially just outcomes are unknown. In this project, we aim to bridge
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on sensory instead of perceptual processes, communication-related consequences may be overlooked. Little is still known about the perceptual deficits that individuals with dual-sensory loss experience and how
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are typically handled separately, the ‘true’ handicap caused by them is underestimated. Furthermore, because routine diagnostic tests focus on sensory instead of perceptual processes, communication-related
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within mathematics, data science, computer science, and computer engineering, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, internet of things (IoT), chip design, cybersecurity, human-computer
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handled separately, the ‘true’ handicap caused by them is underestimated. Furthermore, because routine diagnostic tests focus on sensory instead of perceptual processes, communication-related consequences