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have: A PhD degree in engineering, biotechnology, or equivalent. At least 1 year of experience working in the areas of biomass valorisation, enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation after obtaining the PhD
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group within the Section of Solid Mechanics, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering is hiring a highly qualified and ambitious Postdoc, to join a Novo Nordisk Foundation-funded project, “Rubber
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conferences, and engaging in teaching activities. As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree (or equivalent) in either electrochemistry, microbiology, fermentation, or environmental engineering, and
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the successful candidate. We are looking for a candidate who has: A PhD in law or a related field. Prior knowledge of and an interest in human rights law, climate change and environmental law. Ambition to develop
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Are you interested in green energy, and do you want to contribute to the development of the future technologies for the green transition? At the Department of Biological & Chemical Engineering (BCE
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to nanoseconds) to obtain novel insights into the fundamental physics and chemistry of processes in materials. You will work with ultrafast X-ray experiments using synchrotrons and XFELs, with a focus on charge
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(RAG) models – are shaping professional expertise and practice across diverse Danish public sector domains, especially among frontline workers, including caseworkers, service providers and welfare
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The postdoc will contribute to the development of living labs (and related methodologies drawing from citizen science/participatory science) meant to foster the emergence of post-anthropocentric narratives in
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is looking for a post doc with a background in seafood science and/or seafood development or processing for a large project in collaboration with Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), which is an
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(femtoseconds to nanoseconds) to obtain novel insights into the fundamental physics and chemistry of processes in materials. You will work with ultrafast X-ray experiments using synchrotrons and XFELs, with a