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candidate must also fulfill the requirements for admission to a PhD program at DTU. You must have a two-year master's degree (120 ECTS points) or a similar degree with an academic level equivalent to a two
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. The project will be supervised by Associate Professor Martin Hansen (DTU Sustain), and co-supervised by Professor Hans Peter Arp (NTNU Chemistry), Senior Scientist Anna Rosenmai (DTU Food), Veerle Jaspers (NTNU
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process. An integral part of the project will be the development of enhanced data-driven physics methods to achieve reliable prediction of material removal rate and material removal distribution
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driving rapid growth in distributed energy resources (DERs), the electrification of transport, heating, and water systems — and the rise of hyperscale data centers. Coordinating these heterogeneous active
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“Bioactives – Analysis and Application”. As part of this prestigious Alliance PhD program, you will collaborate closely with Queensland University in Australia and the University of Copenhagen in Denmark
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Master’s programme. If you have practical experience in subject areas relevant to the proposed research project, it is naturally an advantage, but it is neither required nor expected. A PhD is a research
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corresponds to the Danish system. (For reference, see: https://ufm.dk/en/education/the-danish-education-system/grading-system/?set_language=en ) The three-year PhD programme at CBS allows you to conduct
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for up to 6 months before starting the PhD program. The position is available from 1st September 2025 or soon thereafter. Application deadline is 20. June 2025. Research Project MYC is a critical
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. The overarching goal of this newly funded project is to realize quantum light sources coupled to quantum memories. Quantum memories are key components of optical quantum computers and scalable quantum networks
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findings through scientific publications and presentations at international conferences. We are looking for a candidate who: Think creatively and approaches problems with an open, computational mindset. Is