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At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Materials and Production, section of Physics and Mechanics, a position as Postdoc in rheology and modelling of gels and tissues is open for
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research assistant requires a master’s degree and the position as postdoc requires a PhD degree. In both cases an educational background within robotics, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering
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qualifications at PhD level. Prospective applicants for position should have the following qualifications: - PhD. degree in computer science, mathematics, electrical engineering, communications engineering
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. The candidates must hold a PhD in Chemistry/Physics. Experience in data framework development, kinetic/thermodynamic modeling, and collaborative interdisciplinary research. An education history in chemical
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. The candidates must hold a PhD in Chemistry/Physics. Experience in data framework development, kinetic/thermodynamic modeling, and collaborative interdisciplinary research. An education history in chemical
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more about the CAPeX research themes and X-trails, our organization, and the other open PhD and postdoc cohort positions at http://www.capex-p2x.com . We look forward to receiving your application and to
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the department We seek a candidate with the following qualifications : Required: PhD in wildlife ecology, conservation biology, or a related field Experience with technology-assisted wildlife monitoring (e.g
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@au.dk) Applicants must have a relevant PhD degree in biology, biogeochemistry, hydrology, glaciology, oceanography, geoscience or physics. Field experience, data analysis and programming (e.g., python
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model organisms protein purification biochemical functional characterizations in vivo assays in genetically tractable archaea Your profile We are searching for a highly motivated candidate who has: A PhD
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genome engineering, quantitative and live-cell microscopy, biochemistry, and computational analysis to dissect how cells sense and respond to replication-associated threats. Recent work from the lab has