32 high-performance Postdoctoral research jobs at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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the SelSiCELL project which aims to make high performance solar cells based on selenium (c-Se) as the photoabsorber, and to make tandem solar cells based on the c-Se/c-Si architecture. The project is mostly
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profile of CoaST at conferences, meetings etc. You are high performing, visionary and thrive on turning exiting challenges into solutions based on curiosity and an open mind for entering new paths when
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of dynamic operation, which is essential for effective system-level integration. The technology should have a high and stable electrochemical performance. Furthermore, mechanical robustness is a challenge
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PhD students working collaboratively at the interface of physics and Earth science. This project offers a rare opportunity to engage in groundbreaking research with high impact across both academic and
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Job Description We are pioneering true 3D culture of human liver models by high-resolution 3D printing to transform disease modeling and drug development. Join a project combining next-generation 3D
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research in seafood products as one of its focus areas. The group has a dynamic staff with high international visibility, many research collaborations with leading international universities and
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Denmark as well as abroad. Your primary tasks will be to: Develop, test, analyse, simulate and predict the capture performance of new fishing gears. Produce high quality scientific and/or engineering papers
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proteomics workflows Perform imaging and omics data analysis and data integration and validate key results using functional assays in cell culture and in patient-derived samples Plan and collaborate
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landmark database on university deep tech startups, carry out independent, high-quality research leveraging this data, and engage with stakeholders in the Danish and international deep tech arena
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potential for exploiting temperature gradients for producing electricity and predict their long-term performance under real operating conditions. The project also includes modeling of heat transfer and