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The Department of Food Science, Aarhus University (Denmark), invites applications for a 36-month postdoc position to work the physical chemistry of food proteins, in particular their structure
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Job Description Green fuels through Power-to-X (PtX) require vast amounts of water. Concurrently, the country's pivot towards biogas compounds our water shortage with substantial water use and
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group of Assoc. Prof. Marianne Glasius at the Department of Chemistry, Aarhus University, Denmark. Expected start date and duration of employment This is a 23 month position from 1 October 2025 or as soon
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of remanufacturing processes by providing data-driven material assessments and validation techniques. Responsibilities and qualifications You will join the Section of Materials and Surface Engineering at DTU Construct
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PhD degree (or equivalent) in Environmental Engineering, Industrial Ecology, Design for Sustainability, Circular Economy, Remanufacturing, or a closely related field Experience with developing digital
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PhD degree (or equivalent) in Environmental Engineering, Industrial Ecology, Design for Sustainability, Circular Economy, Remanufacturing, or a closely related field Experience with developing digital
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Across Multiple Disciplines) Center financed by the LEO Foundation. You will be part of building this new center which bridges Aarhus University, Faculty of Health and Faculty of Natural Sciences, and
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invites applications for a one-year postdoc position, focusing on protein biology involved in the energy metabolism of neuronal synapses. The candidate is expected to use cutting-edge proteomics and super
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2025. Highly motivated and committed candidates with an interest in DNA damage response pathways and chromosome biology are encouraged to apply. The post is fully funded, although the post-holder will be
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hardware accelerators, or quantum information science. Responsibilities and Qualifications Your primary responsibilities will be centered around the fabrication and characterization of TFLN/TFLT PICs