Postdoc

Novo Nordisk A/S, Måløv

Your main responsibility will be participation in the LITMUS project, which is an EU-funded, collaborative research project aimed at identifying and defining accurate and tractable biomarkers relevant to NAFLD as well as qualifying preclinical models of NAFLD/NASH and back-translate biomarkers for validation in these models.

You will be involved in compiling existing datasets from various pre-clinical models into an integrated database. You will analyse data to establish links to phenotypic characteristics of the models. Based on standardised phenotyping and comparative biology analysis of in vivo NAFLD models, it will be determined which model(s) are the most phenotypically relevant to humans.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

DTU Management Engineering invites applicants for a 3-year PhD position on “Designing Systems Visualisations for Decision Support” starting ideally on January 15th, 2018 or as close as possible thereafter in 2018.

This PhD is part of a larger project. We are also looking for another PhD candidate starting at the same time on “Systems Architecting for Decision Support”. The project will be based in the Engineering Systems Division and supervised by Head of Division Professor Anja Maier.

The Engineering Systems Division is growing fast and is characterised by a vibrant and supportive research environment with engaged staff and strong research collaborations with leading universities and industry worldwide. Our research focuses on understanding and improving the ways in which engineering systems are designed, managed and operated throughout their life cycles.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

DTU Management Engineering invites applicants for a 3-year PhD position on “Systems Architecting for Decision Support” starting ideally on January 15th, 2018 or as close as possible thereafter in 2018.

This PhD is part of a larger project. We are also looking for another PhD candidate starting at the same time on “Systems Visualisations for Decision Support”. The project will be based in the Engineering Systems Division and supervised by Head of Division Professor Anja Maier.

The Engineering Systems Division is growing fast and is characterised by a vibrant and supportive research environment with engaged staff and strong research collaborations with leading universities and industry worldwide. Our research focuses on understanding and improving the ways in which engineering systems are designed, managed and operated throughout their life cycles.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Danish Hydrocarbon Research and Technology Centre (Centre for Oil and Gas – DTU), Technical University of Denmark (DTU), invites applicants for a postdoc or PhD position on investigations of oil recovery mechanisms in the context of advanced water flooding. Centre for Oil and Gas – DTU is established by the Danish Underground Consortium and DTU.

As part of a national strategy on oil and gas, the research centre is an ambitious, targeted effort to improve recovery of oil and gas from the Danish North Sea. The advertised project focuses on recovery processes in the Dan field.

The position will be an integrated part of the advanced water flooding and tight reservoir development programmes at the DHRTC with a focus on improving oil recovery in chalk reservoirs in the Danish part of the North Sea.