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. The ideal candidate thrives in interdisciplinary settings and is eager to contribute to method-driven research with real-world impact. Required qualifications include: PhD in electrical engineering, computer
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31 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Aalborg Universitet Department The Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Energy, Esbjerg Energy Section Research Field Engineering
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stakeholders We are looking for candidates with: A PhD in electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, physics, or a related field Strong programming skills in LabVIEW, C++, and Python, with
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) that is based on redox-active organic building blocks. These building blocks enforce charge delocalization and give rise to exotic quantum states that relate to superconductivity. This project will focus
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innovation and the skills to turn ambitious ideas into reality. Essential Qualifications: A recently awarded PhD in Plasma Physics, Photonics, Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related
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writing and presentations at conferences and workshops. Qualifications: PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Medical Robotics, Computer Science or a closely related field Strong background in medical image
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demonstrations. • Contribute technical evidence for compliance standards and publish research in leading journals and conferences. Your competencies The successful candidate must hold a PhD in Electrical
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within this project will be to: closely collaborate with the DTU faculty members (Maria Montanucci and Peter Beelen) and the current PhD student of the team (Marie Frank vom Braucke) and the other Postdoc
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) that is based on redox-active organic building blocks. These building blocks enforce charge delocalization and give rise to exotic quantum states that relate to superconductivity. This project will focus
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School as a whole. Applicants must submit: A concise statement of motivation for applying for the position (maximum two pages) describing the applicants previous research and how they see their own current