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Job Description Are you worried about the coastal regions in an era of climate change and plastic pollution? Do you want to play a part in the development of a novel numerical model that can shed
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strategies for conventional HVAC systems that condition entire indoor spaces using existing thermal comfort models, which could improve the performance of existing buildings and HVAC systems. The work will
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School and the department are available at www.cbs.dk . Closing date: 1 October 2025. Apply online CBS is a globally recognised business school with deep roots in the Nordic socio-economic model. Our
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domains. The scientific outcomes are expected to be significant in: Earth system science – by improving models of Earth surface evolution and enabling better predictions of landscape response to climate
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academic and industrial domains. The scientific outcomes are expected to be significant in: Earth system science – by improving models of Earth surface evolution and enabling better predictions of landscape
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change (sea level rise and increased storminess in Northern Europe), coastal erosion is expected to potentially worsen. State-of-the-art practical engineering models for predicting sand and particle
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The Department of Mathematics at Aarhus University invites applications for postdoctoral positions in the research group of Fabrice Baudoin. The positions are within the fields of probability theory
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competences on electrochemistry, atomic scale and multi-physics modelling, autonomous materials discovery, materials processing, and structural analyses. We also focus on educating engineering students at all
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industrial domains. The scientific outcomes are expected to be significant in: Earth system science – by improving models of Earth surface evolution and enabling better predictions of landscape response