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our team at DTU Compute, offering a fully funded position within a dynamic and interdisciplinary research environment. The positions are part of the research project “AI-driven materials optimization
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team. We seek a Postdoctoral Fellow with expertise in geochemistry or mineralogy or materials science or other, who has experience in X-ray diffraction analysis (for example, with Rietveld refinement
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At the Faculty of Medicine, Department of Health Science and Technology, a position as Postdoc in Medical Informatics and Image Analysis Group is open for appointment from November 1, 2025 or soon
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”, led by Prof. Daniel Merkle. The expected starting date is 1 Januar 2026, with room for flexibility in both directions. We are seeking a highly motivated individual with a PhD in computer science
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room for flexibility in both directions. We are seeking a highly motivated individual with a PhD in computer science, computational chemistry / biochemistry, applied mathematics, or a related area. The
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regions of the world, and at the same time impact the climate positively utilizing CO2 as raw material. To be launched into scaled solutions, the technology needs to be optimized through leveraging digital
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At the Technical Faculty of IT and Design, Department of Architecture, Design, and Media Technology, one or more Postdocs in Computer Vision are open for appointment from 1 of November or 1
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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