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Job Description A two-year postdoc position is available in the research group of Algorithmic Cheminformatics at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). The position is in an exciting 6-year
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to engage in pioneering research, collaborate with a large, dynamic and multidisciplinary team, and advance the field of quantum computing through innovative algorithms and technologies. This is an exciting
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-based simulation model for assessing future mobility technologies in the Greater Copenhagen region. Explore the development of machine-learning based scenario discovery for future mobility policy design
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reaction evolution mechanisms for magnesium-based binders, leveraging state-of-the-art experimentation and numerical modelling tools. This position is part of the prestigious Villum Synergy project
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for Biomedical Quantum Sensing which aims to revolutionize biomedical imaging and diagnostics by developing novel microscopes based on quantum-enhanced measurements. Joining our team means taking a leading role in
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Job Description If you are excited by the challenge of understanding extinction through cutting-edge computational approaches, this postdoc offers a unique opportunity. You will help develop a
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-analytic review and to the evaluation of interventions, working closely with the research team to advance knowledge on evidence-based solutions. You will support the development of a research environment
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this project, we will develop neural diffusion techniques to design materials with targeted optical properties, scaling to large systems through efficient representations and GPU parallelization. We will also
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such as improved texture, emulsification, or water-holding capacity—key features for developing innovative plant-based food products. The yeast will be converted into high-value, nutritious, and functional
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to thrive, achieve and develop. We view equality and diversity as assets, and we welcome all applicants. Research activities will be evaluated in relation to actual research time. Thus, we encourage