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Job Description Are you driven to shape global health policy and lead impactful international development programs? Do you have a passion for advancing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) solutions and a
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in e.g. TCV, MAST-U, ASDEX-U, and NORTH. Improvement of the current 6-moment gyro-fluid model with respect to collisions and full-F gyro-average operators with a clear focus on optimising numerical
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of cutting-edge observing programs. The position also encompasses high-quality teaching, supervision at all academic levels, and active participation in outreach initiatives that strengthen the department’s
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and relevant industry experience will be prioritised; familiarity with Horizon Europe Programme and previous experience under this programme; strong communication and personal interaction skills
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included in the project. You will also take part in the National and European reporting of zoonoses and antimicrobial resistance and in relevant teaching at DTU National Food Institute. You will plan
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courses in biological water treatment, environmental microbiology, and biotechnology. DTU employs two working languages: Danish and English. You are expected to be fluent in at least one of these languages
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communicating research in magnetics for power electronics, while innovating in applications such as data centres, EVs, and wireless power systems. Establish outstanding, externally funded research programs
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are familiar with literature search can independently perform laboratory work according to method descriptions and procedures have flair for method development and troubleshooting are fluent in English and can
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the online application form, and attach all your materials in English in one PDF file. The file must include: Application (cover letter) CV Academic Diplomas (MSc/PhD – in English) List of publications
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qualifications The successful candidate will be expected to lead an ambitious, and internationally competitive research program that advances the frontiers of single-cell technologies, with a focus on disease