73 post-doc-dynamics-vibration Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Denmark
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SQL databases and file repositories. We are now taking the next strategic step: developing ontologies and a dynamic knowledge graph to semantically link our internal data systems - and connect them
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of dynamic operation, which is essential for effective system-level integration. The technology should have a high and stable electrochemical performance. Furthermore, mechanical robustness is a challenge
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forward the emerging field of Geophotonics — a novel paradigm that explores the interaction of light with natural crystalline materials to decode the dynamics of Earth's surface. The positions offer a
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molecular dynamics simulations and in silico screening to assess inhibitor-target interactions and predict selectivity. Clone, express, and purify top candidates using high-throughput bacterial systems and
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of a large, dynamic group. Good communication skills in English, both written and spoken. As a formal qualification, you must hold a PhD degree in physics, nanoscience, or equivalent. We offer DTU is a
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postdoc to join our dynamic team at PROSYS. The ideal candidate has a strong theoretical and practical background in AI, including experience developing chatbots, virtual labs, and customizing large
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. You will be part of a dynamic research team and contribute to a European research project focused on assessing the health impacts of innovative food products. Your key responsibilities will include
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be part of, a dynamic research environment and who has a positive, supportive and creative outlook. Good communication and personal interaction skills and fluent English are essential. We offer DTU is
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characterized by collegial respect and academic freedom tempered by responsibility. You will join DTU Entrepreneurship - a dynamic center at the Technical University of Denmark dedicated to research, teaching
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engineering, dynamics and process regulation, process and facility planning, unit operations, heat transmission, fluid mechanics and applied thermodynamics. The Department enjoys very close relations with