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experience with carbohydrate-active enzymes is prioritized. You must be well organized, structured, self-driven and enjoy interacting and collaborating with colleagues including PhD students, postdocs, and you
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to fundamental advances in solid-state physics, while applying luminescence-based techniques to pressing questions in Earth system science. The positions are funded by the ERC Advanced Grant LUMIN. This cutting
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Theoretical High Energy Physics/Mathematical Physics. The position is associated with a research program “Quantum Quenches from Quantum Fields”, which is financed by The Villum Foundation and directed by Prof
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multidisciplinary team of approximately 10 PhDs and postdocs, fostering a strong collaboration between DTU Physics and DTU Construct. Our group is a global leader in the field of metal plasticity. We invented
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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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for sustainable energy technologies. The technologies include fuel cells, electrolysis, power-to-x, batteries, and carbon capture. The research is based on strong competences on electrochemistry, atomic scale and
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Job Description The Center for Polariton-driven Light-Matter Interactions (POLIMA) at The Mads Clausen Institute, University of Southern Denmark, is seeking two talented and highly motivated PhD
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at the cutting edge of sustainable materials design, chemical hazard assessment and microplastic pollution. This PhD opportunity is part of the EU-funded UPCYCLE project, which aims to transform non-recyclable
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induced defects and the resultant fatigue life of metal additive manufactured samples. The project is part of a Villum Investigator grant titled “Microstructural engineering of additive manufactured metals
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Project MYC is a critical transcription factor in most cancers, where it cooperates with many different protein complexes to activate diverse pro-tumorigenic pathways. Together with a senior postdoc in the