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data, including remote sensing Who we are At the Department of Agroecology, our main goal is to contribute to sustainable solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems within the areas of soil
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on the development of anti-infective drugs and vaccines using the pig as a model platform. Main tasks will include the design, coordination, and execution of pig experiments, and assessment of drug and vaccine
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data integration. A central focus will be the representation of the biological carbon pump and its influence on ocean-atmosphere carbon exchange across temporal and spatial scales. Key tasks include
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format: Motivated letter of application (max. one page). CV incl. education, experience, language skills, publication list and other skills relevant for the position. PhD and Master diplomas and transcript
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. Foreign and Danish applicants may be eligible for tax reductions, if they hold a PhD degree and have not lived in Denmark the last 10 years. Contact Further information on the Department is linked at https
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The successful candidates should have the following qualifications: A PhD in Environmental Toxicology, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Chemistry, Materials Science, or closely related fields. Solid
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sensors, data collection, and data management Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and supervise student projects As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree (or equivalent). You are also
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Postdoc in assessing carbon sequestration potential of different wetlands as nature-based solutio...
five bioclimatic zones. Your task will be to combine multi-source data — including field observations, environmental measurements, and satellite imagery — with mechanistic models to assess carbon
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, master, and PhD level, thereby ensuring that the students are taught using the newest knowledge within the area. The department activities put a clear focus on the needs requested by the pharmaceutical and
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five bioclimatic zones. Your task will be to combine multi-source data — including field observations, environmental measurements, and satellite imagery — with mechanistic models to assess carbon