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an independent research career. Responsibilities and qualifications We are looking for a creative and ambitious researcher with a PhD within cellular biology, molecular biology, bioengineering or similar. You must
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operate experimental facilities (electrolysis, PCM, BESS, etc.) and develop tools related to PtX testing, modelling, control, and energy system integration Co-supervise BSc, MSc, and PhD students and
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PhD students and postdocs at DTU Energy and DTU Physics, which will realize your designs in the lab, provide experimental input to your modelling and ultimately use the sensors to detect the activity in
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expected to teach relevant courses at the bachelor’s and master’s levels with supervision from colleagues. Lastly, you will be advising students at all levels, including Master and PhD students
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theory in a thriving academic environment @ DTU Chemistry in the greater Copenhagen area. The ideal candidate should be able to work independently, assist in the training of M.Sc. and PhD students in
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high-impact journals Required qualifications: PhD degree (or equivalent) in physics, photonics, optical engineering, or a related field Solid hands-on laboratory experience in experimental optics, e.g
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PhD degree (or equivalent). Specifically, a PhD in Energy Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field. We seek candidates with strong
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computational and experimental techniques. Play an active role in education and outreach in protein design, including contributions to teaching and mentoring activities. You must have a PhD in a relevant field
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Postdoc in development and testing of electrodes for liquid alkaline water electrolysis - DTU Energy
electrochemical testing by means of various voltametric methods and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree (or equivalent). We offer DTU is a leading technical
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, postdocs, and PhD students working collaboratively at the interface of physics and Earth science. This project offers a rare opportunity to engage in groundbreaking research with high impact across both