87 maynooth-university-programmable-city-project research jobs at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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field activities across the world. Recent and current research projects are focused on the development of strapdown gravimetry for aircraft and drones, and the demonstration of new quantum technologies in
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activities Collaborate with researchers across Denmark and Europe in an interdisciplinary environment Help coordinate project efforts across En’Zync partners, including DTU, Aarhus University, the Danish
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Job Description We invite applications for two postdoctoral positions in luminescence physics at the Department of Physics, Technical University of Denmark (DTU Physics). The positions will push
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of the overwhelming majority of all such tools in existence today yield properties that fail to map to bonds, the entities of main interest to most of synthetic chemistry. To that end, BONDS – a new long-term project
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band batteries as a green alternative to existing batteries (RUBBA)”. The project includes partners from DTU Chemical Engineering and Wollongong University, Australia. Responsibilities and qualifications
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on this area? We have a great opportunity for you at the Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering (DTU-Construct) of the Technical University of Denmark! We are looking for candidates with a
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. You will be part of a dynamic research team and contribute to a European research project focused on assessing the health impacts of innovative food products. Your key responsibilities will include
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build your expertise in genome engineering, pathway design, and systems biology while contributing to cutting-edge solutions for a circular carbon economy. Together with our international and
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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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Development and Demonstration Programme. The position is affiliated with the Section for Mechanical Technology and will be under the supervision of Associate Professor Jonas Sundberg. The project focuses