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. Responsibilities: Conduct research in compilation, optimization, and analysis for time-predictable computer architecture. Co-supervise MSc and PhD students. Contribute to teaching and research proposal preparation
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the SelSiCELL project which aims to make high performance solar cells based on selenium (c-Se) as the photoabsorber, and to make tandem solar cells based on the c-Se/c-Si architecture. The project is mostly
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highly motivated candidate who meets the following qualifications and characteristics: PhD (completed or soon to complete) Software Engineering, Computer Science, Embedded Systems, Artificial Intelligence
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are building an internal pipeline for applicants to faculty positions. Postdocs will be supported in improving their CVs for academic careers. This includes co-supervision of MSc and PhD students, teaching
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on building materials, architectural design and technology, we also offer research-based public sector services and consultancy on technology to public agencies and ministries. What we offer The Department
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on building materials, architectural design and technology, we also offer research-based public sector services and consultancy on technology to public agencies and ministries. What we offer The Department
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-waveguide couplings that surpass the time-bandwidth limit of static cavities [Xue2022]. With these components as building blocks, we envision large-scale recirculating circuit architectures [Heuck2023b
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PhD students. Contributing to the teaching at the department to build your teaching portfolio for applying to academic positions. Participating actively in the research community, including attending
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biomedical data, like neurophysiological data from brain disorders, in a national health data science infrastructure. The long-term goal is to curate all datasets in Denmark and make them available
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laboratories, core and animal facilities. You will work in the brand new ‘Skou Building’ located at the Aarhus University Campus. About the research group The Laboratory for Gene-Regulatory Mechanisms in Cancer