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. This full-time position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to high-impact research in drones, AI, and human-computer interaction. Successful candidates will join a dynamic and inspiring international
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The Natural History Museum Denmark invites applicants for a post doc position in Marine Plankton Interactions. Start date is 1 July 2026 or after agreement and is funded for c. 2½ years. The project
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We are seeking to recruit a 2-year postdoctoral researcher within Human-Computer Interaction to work on the interdisciplinary project DARES: Data Quality for Responsible AI in Energy Systems funded
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’ creativity toward concurrent optimization of human health and energy efficiency. This postdoctoral position will help design and evaluate interactive ideation and simulation AI supports tools. You will join an
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the Human-Centered Computing section,which focuses on designing, developing, and applying interactive computing technologies. More information can be found on our website: https://www.cs.aau.dk/research/hcc
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Postdoctoral position in the development of an AI-based phenotyping system for high-throughput sc...
quantitative and statistical modelling approaches to biological systems (including crop genetics, host-pathogen interactions, pathogen population genetics, evolutionary biology...). The candidate will work in
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quantitative and statistical modelling approaches to biological systems (including crop genetics, host-pathogen interactions, pathogen population genetics, evolutionary biology...). The candidate will work in
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Postdoc in Biomedical modelling of the human colon and surrounding organs Department of Computer Science Faculty of Science University of Copenhagen The Department of Computer Science invites
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. The Somyajit laboratory has a strong interest in uncovering the regulatory foundations of the cell cycle, DNA replication, chromatin regulation, and genome surveillance in human pathophysiology. The lab
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institution dedicated to the comprehensive study of cultural and social conditions. Our research explores the relationship between humanity and its environments, including nature, technology, and theology