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Applications are invited for a 2-year position in the field of CFD and modeling of heat pumps at the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Aarhus University, Denmark. Expected start
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fosters a collaborative, friendly atmosphere. Excellent work–life balance: Denmark consistently ranks among the top countries for quality of life, safety, and work–life integration. Family-friendly policies
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from diverse countries and fosters a collaborative, friendly atmosphere. Excellent work–life balance: Denmark consistently ranks among the top countries for quality of life, safety, and work–life
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the biogeochemical mechanisms that underpin the resilience of restored wetlands, integrating field observations, laboratory experiments, and modelling approaches. You will explore how nutrient dynamics, hydrological
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computational models to map co-expression networks and predict systemic disease transitions. Characterise intestinal microbiome changes and their correlation with inflammatory diseases. Computational modelling
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disease, with a strong focus on fibrosis and inflammation. Over the years, we have developed an advanced translational toolkit, including human precision-cut tissue slices, a unique organotypic model
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on climate impact research and process-based modelling of biogeochemistry, agronomy, biology and geography from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen, as well as international partners. Field
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target trials, group-based trajectory modelling, mediation analyses, and Bayesian modelling approaches to investigate adherence to cancer treatment and recurrence. The research fellow will join a vibrant
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October or as soon as possible thereafter. Jobdescription This postdoc position offers a unique opportunity to bridge environmental modelling, behavioral insight, and policy innovation to understand and
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2026 or as soon possible. Job description This position will involve designing, conducting, and analysing experiments to understand the impact of inflammation on the gut-brain axis in the zebrafish model