37 parallel-processing-bioinformatics uni jobs at Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
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. As a process engineer you will be part of the Fabrication Support team at DTU Nanolab. You will advise students and other users on process related topics, and you will train users to use advanced
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performance computer architectures, specifically GPUs. Responsibilities /Tasks Develop three-dimensional 6-moment gyro-fluid simulation code in particular to include plasma-neutral interactions, multispecies
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Job Description Producing green fuels via Power-to-X (PtX) technologies demands large volumes of ultrapure water. In parallel, the transition toward bioenergy and biogas production is intensifying
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qualifications We are seeking a PhD candidate who has a food science or veterinary education and enjoy laboratory work and would like to develop in bioinformatics. If you already have a background in
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omics datasets, including genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. Process and visualize high-throughput data, including NGS outputs. Contribute to developing computational tools, methods
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treatment, with extensive knowledge of experimental methods in both microbiology (e.g., bioinformatics) and wastewater biotechnology. Are skilled in the development and optimization of biological processes in
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, facilitating strategic partnerships, and delivering technical assistance to strengthen genomic surveillance and bioinformatics capacity across LMICs. This role involves high-level stakeholder engagement, donor
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various types of quantum hardware, for e.g. information processing (such as distributed quantum computing), sensing, and for quantum security. It is expected to be highly advantageous if such a quantum
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and qualifications Development of dry etching process steps for dry etching of high Pockels effect materials, such as thin-film lithium niobate, barium titanate, strontium barium niobate, and strontium
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ranging from single process studies at the facility or farm scale to observation systems that continuously monitor GHG fluxes in, e.g. rural landscapes and cities. We see a great need and potential