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to operate in harsh environments, for space applications. This project leverages state-of-the-art neuromorphic sensing and brain-inspired computing to enable a new generation of intelligent vision systems
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Job Description We invite applications for two 3-year postdoc positions in the team of Professor Amelia-Elena Rotaru at the University of Southern Denmark. The postdoctoral researchers will join a
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, teaching, professional development, and supervision within reproductive and female-related epidemiology. The postdoc(s) will be affiliated with the FEMME project (FErtility and Medically assisted
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salary is negotiable. For further information regarding the position, please contact Associate Professor Hossein Nami at tel.: +45 52751924, email: hon@igt.sdu.dk . If you experience technical problems
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Professor Hossein Nami at tel.: +45 52751924, email: hon@igt.sdu.dk . If you experience technical problems, please contact our email support . About the team The postdoc fellow will work in the SDU Life Cycle
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the Independent Research Fund Denmark, led by Professor Tore Bjerregaard Stage, aiming to understand chemotherapy side effects using state-of-the-art cell-based models. About the research environment The research
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Job Description A postdoc position focusing on protein complexes associated with centrosomes and cilia in human cells is available in the research group of Professor Jens S. Andersen ( Andersen
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orthopaedic surgery. This role combines medical imaging (ultrasound and MRI), computer-assisted surgical technologies, and the study of how bones and joints move. The targeted starting date is March 1, 2026
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refer to medical doctor, PhD, Helene Kildegaard and Professor Anton Pottegård, but he/she will also be expected to contribute to the whole research unit whose research areas span from pharmacoepidemiology
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attention and rhythmic sampling. The position is available for up to 48 months and part of a project supported by the Lundbeck Foundation led by Professor Søren Krogh Andersen. The starting date is March 1