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and physical synthesis techniques, along with advanced structural characterization tools, will be employed to achieve this goal. Your primary responsibilities will include: Synthesizing electrocatalysts
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samples, by the development of advanced computational multiphysics models of stress corrosion cracking and coupling these with process-microstructure models (being developed within MicroAM project). Main
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for these types of experiments at the single cell level. Your primary tasks will be to: Design and conduct experiments to generate high-quality datasets Analyze and interpret complex datasets related to gene
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Job Description Explore your passion for sustainability, creativity and science by joining the exciting Novo Nordisk Foundation CO2 Research Center (CORC). CORC has its main hub at Aarhus
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research position are expected to have a Master of Science degree in radio communications, or a related field. Knowledge and experience with 5G cellular systems and wifi are an advantage. Good analytical
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their universities. To be considered the applicant must have a basic education at master's level (corresponding to the 3 + 2 Bologna process) have received the grade of 10 (or equivalent) for the master's thesis
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visions for the position Curriculum Vitae (CV) Diplomas (master's degree diploma and PhD diploma) List of publications, with an indication of the attached publications that you wish to be taken into account
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power. Your primary tasks will be to: Develop a detailed 3D multiphysics model of the HT-PEMFC stack to analyze and optimize thermal management. Design a heat recovery system, tailored
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Masters level (similar to the 3 + 2 Bologna process). An educational background in the social sciences is necessary. The applicant must have successfully completed the Masters degree before commencing PhD
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/english/ and information about the BioComplexity section can be found here https://nbi.ku.dk/english/research/biocomplexity/ Principal supervisor is Professor Joachim Mathiesen, Niels Bohr Institute. Email