44 molecular-dynamics-simulation PhD positions at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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campus in Risø, just 30 minutes from Copenhagen, you will evolve within a dynamic, inclusive, and collaborative research environment, immersed in both academic excellence and real-world industry relevance
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. The group also contributes to research-based advice and activities associated with updating the Danish Food Composition Database. The group has a dynamic staff with high international visibility, many
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fish‑community dynamics and environmental conditions at offshore sites. The successful candidate will join the Observation Technology research group at DTU Aqua and work in a collaborative project with
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or passive components into organic substrates; has experiences in magnetic components design, optimization and integration; is familiar with the simulation tools such as Ansys (Maxwell, Q3D, Icepak), LTSpice
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the following profile: Dynamic, independent, creative and goal orientated Strong technical background in immunological methods including ELISA, Flow Cytometry and qPCR Knowledge and hands-on experience within in
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failure analysis using advanced finite element models and simulation techniques. This is enabled by digital and sensor technologies such as artificial intelligence, computer vision, drones, and robotics
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is amongst the international leading entities in technology entrepreneurship and helps develop an entrepreneurial culture across DTU. As part of a dynamic and evolving ecosystem, we combine practice
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written and spoken. A collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for being a dynamic and integrated member of a multidisciplinary team. It is seen as a great advantage if the candidate has: Demonstrated
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linked data Sensors as part of Internet of Things (IoT) and integration of sensory information in simulation models as part of Digital Building Twins (DBT) during run-time Life cycle and sustainability
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, dynamics and process regulation, process and facility planning, unit operations, heat transmission, fluid mechanics and applied thermodynamics. The Department enjoys very close relations with international