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science or similar. The Department of Chemistry at Aarhus University (www.chem.au.dk) is one of the leading European chemistry departments with a broad research program. It is undertaking a restructuring
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apply Website https://au.career.emply.com/en/apply/assistant-professors-and-tenure-track-assi… Requirements Research FieldMedical sciences » Health sciencesEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Additional
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professor in radiobiology, and eleven associate/assistant professors in medical physics or oncology (most of the latter in part-time positions, in combination with a position in the clinic). We currently have
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information, please contact: Associate Professor Magnus Kjærgaard (magnus@mbg.au.dk). Deadline Applications must be received no later than 2 March 2026. Application procedure Shortlisting is used. This means
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, for example in natural sciences, computer science, engineering, or a related field. We expect that you: Have experience with data management and/or development of IT solutions Have experience with
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course in university teaching for assistant professors. Following the assistant professorship period and subject to necessary funding, an associate professorship within the same academic field will be
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friendly atmosphere of large and interacting communities for e.g. structural biology, molecular cell biology, computational biology, neurobiology, and molecular medicine that encourages lively, open, and
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such as multi-level models, target trail emulation, mediation analysis and g-computation Supervision of bachelors’ and masters’ students You will report to Professor Christina C. Dahm. Your competences You
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Society at the Department of Food Science, Aarhus University ( http://food.au.dk/en/foodresearch/science-teams/food-quality-perception-society/ ). The position will be affiliated to science-based advice
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, proteins and DNA origami constructs, and computational procedures for data analysis. The project is a collaboration between the single molecule biophysics and chemistry group at iNANO/Department