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Job Description The Quantum and Nanophotonics section at DTU Electro is seeking an excellent and highly motivated PhD student to be a part of a program on ‘Symmetry-guided discovery of topological
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time professors/associate professors, 2 post docs, 7 PhD students, 2 scientific assistants, 2 lab techs and a number of guest researchers. Our current work focus on environmental fate of soil and water
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. You will work in close collaboration with the rest of the project team: two postdoctoral fellows, another PhD student, the PI and a technician. Who are we looking for? We are seeking ambitious
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The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Southern Denmark (Odense) invites applications for a PhD scholarship in computer science under the umbrella of the Danish
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PhD student at the PhD School at the Faculty of SCIENCE, University of Copenhagen. This requires submission and acceptance of an application for the specific project formulated by the applicant. Terms
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years as a PhD student + 3 months as Research Assistant for enrolment Job description Your key tasks as a PhD student at SUND are: Carrying through an independent research project under supervision
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. Completing courses and training required for being awarded the PhD degree. Design and perform strain engineering works in Bacillus. Perform OMICS data analysis, especially RNAseq analysis. Specific
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dioxide, and you may read more about our activities at https://corc.au.dk/ . Here, we seek a motivated and qualified PhD student to join CORC’s satellite at DTU. The successful candidate will become part of
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. Knowledge of and working experience with modern exact methods such as AdS/CFT integrability, conformal bootstrap or localization will be considered an advantage. PhD students at NBIA and NBI are invited
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processes which involve several physical phenomena and subsequent cross-linking of these simulations over different length-scales as well as of simulations and experiments, perhaps you are our new PhD student