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will report to Professor of Medical Physics Stine Korreman. Your competences You have academic qualifications at PhD level, for example within the following areas; computer science, biomedical
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an experience in technology-assisted monitoring or computational image analysis. Expected start date and duration of employment The position will start in June 2026, with exact starting date as agreed between
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engaged scientific environment at the Section for Arctic Ecosystem Ecology (for more information see: https://ecos.au.dk/en/researchconsultancy/research-areas/arctic-ecosystem-ecology ). The department is
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recommendation by CNN (https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/aarhus-denmark-things-to-do/index.html ). Aarhus is easily reached via local international airports in Jutland within 1 hour of Aarhus, or via
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and technical-administrative staff and you have a flair for establishing collaborative relationships. Read more about the Department of Food Science at: https://food.au.dk/ The place of work is
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This is a full-time (37 hours/week) on-site role located at Åbogade 34, 8200 Aarhus N, Denmark for a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University. The postdoctoral
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development for postdocs at AU. You can read more about it here: https://talent.au.dk/junior-researcher-development-programme/ If nothing else is noted, applications must be submitted in English. The
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: http://international.au.dk/research/ The Danish School of Education The Danish School of Education at Aarhus University is Denmark’s largest centre for research and teaching in the fields of education
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. The chemical development activities are led by Professor Kim Daasbjerg, who will oversee the chemistry and synthesis components, while Associate Professor Behzad Partoon is responsible for overall program
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at Aarhus University in Denmark and collaborates with industry and authorities to identify new solutions to reduce atmospheric CO₂ levels. Research group The electrochemical section, led by Professor Kim