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verification of compiler optimizations in Rocq The position is for 15 hours per week. Starting on September 1, 2025 - or soon thereafter . The place of work is: Computer Science, Aarhus University - Åbogade 34
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computational humanities audiences. Qualifications Applicants should: Hold a PhD or equivalent qualifications in computational history, computational archaeology, computational social science, cultural evolution
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ability to complete the project within the framework of the PhD programme You can read more about the assessment procedure and committees appointed by the dean here . Please note that for applications
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scientific areas. We educate both Bachelors and Masters of Science in Engineering and around 825 students are enrolled in our study programs. Furthermore, we also offer an ambitious PhD program. Our PhD
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directed to Associate Professor Helle Strandgaard Jensen (hs.jensen@cas.au.dk ) Qualifications A PhD in history, cultural studies, anthropology, sociology, media studies or related areas focusing on modern
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July 2026 and in other dissemination activities. Qualifications Applicants must have a PhD degree or must document equivalent qualifications in a relevant field related to Old Norse studies, for instance
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well as an OPM MEG setup (presently being established). Computer-controlled visual, auditory, olfactory and somatosensory stimulation as well as behavioural response monitoring and eye-tracking systems
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soil microbial communities. You will be contributing to specifically the area of handling microbial data to assess the spatial distribution of several soil properties and fungal communities using samples
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contributing to specifically the area of handling spatial data to assess the distribution of several soil properties and fungal communities using samples collected from multiple habitats and land use types at a
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programme. Academic staff contribute to the teaching. English is the preferred language in the laboratory, at meetings and at seminars. The department employs approx. 500 people from all over the world, and