Postdoc

Novozymes A/S, Bagsværd

Novozymes has embarked on a journey where we further strengthen our ability to innovate fast, based on more and more advanced use of our research data.

To support us reaching our objectives, we are currently looking for a new computational scientist to join the Scientific Data Management and Governance team anchored in Novozymes Research & Technology.

As computational scientist, you will be part of a team that delivers supporting services within the areas of data management, data science and data governance of large amounts of biochemical and biological research data. Your stakeholders will be the entire global scientific community in Novozymes. You will provide support to research stakeholders across Novozymes along the entire data value chain, where you will be involved in understanding and mapping research processes with the objective of setting up structured data harvest schemes.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

A 3-year PhD position is available in the section for Protein Science & Signaling Biology at the Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine (DTU Bioengineering).

The successful applicant will work within the newly established research group ‘Protease Degradomics’ headed by Professor Ulrich auf dem Keller and funded by a Novo Nordisk Foundation (NNF) Young Investigator Award.

In our research group, we apply and develop advanced positional proteomics workflows to identify proteases, elucidate their interactions and determine their substrates in inflammation, repair and regeneration. With a major focus on the skin, we aim at elucidating interdependent proteolytic pathways and their disturbance in disease to provide a basis for the development of novel strategies for diagnostics and therapeutic intervention.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Department of Photonics Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark has an open PhD position in the project “Two-photon Selective Plane Illumination Microscopy through Fibres (T-SPIF)”. The subject of the project is at the cutting edge of science and will involve collaboration with international experts and industry.

For many human diseases, early diagnosis is crucial for a positive therapy outcome, but would require techniques for fast microscopic imaging of tissues inside the body at a resolution level of individual cells.

In this project, you will explore, theoretically and experimentally, methods of shaping both spatial and temporal beam and phase profiles of ultrafast pulses of laser light using a spatial light modulator (SLM), to generate a light sheet at the distal end of either a multimode or multicore fibre.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

Forskningskontoret, en del af Afdeling for Forskning og Relationer, søger en fuldmægtig til EU-projektadministration. Vores primære opgaver er at bistå DTU’s ledelse på det forskningspolitiske område og at hjælpe DTU’s forskere med tiltrækning af ekstern forskningsfinansiering, herunder fra EU.

Kontoret administrerer tre MSCA COFUND EU-bevillinger. Din primære opgave er at bidrage til den daglige drift af disse og afrapportering til EU. En af bevillingerne er i en alliance med 3 andre europæiske universiteter, og du vil have tæt kontakt til de øvrige partnere, forskere på DTU og udenlandske Postdoc-ansøgere.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

DTU Chemical Engineering seeks qualified candidates for a number of vacant PhD positions and a one-year postdoc position within the core research areas of chemical and biochemical engineering.

The positions are part of the Sino-Danish Center for Education and Research (SDC). The research will be within the core fields of chemical and biochemical engineering, and should support our SDC MSc education in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering and the research collaboration in the framework of SDC. The candidates will stay in China for 6-12 months, to support the MSc courses in SDC and to carry out research at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

Department for Biotechnology and Biomedicine (DTU Bioengineering) covers microbial ecology and physiology, industrial biotechnology and biomedicine and health. The department consists of approx. 25 faculty and more than 80 PhD students and postdocs.

The PhD project will be part of the Bacterial Ecology and Biotechnology Research group headed by Professor Lone Gram. The group works on control of pathogenic bacteria (human and fish pathogens) by classical means (antibiotics) but also by using novel compounds either produced chemically (peptoids) or bioprospected from marine bacteria. Marine fish probiotic bacteria and novel bioactive compounds from marine bacteria are focus areas of the group.

We are seeking a candidate to study how natural substrates and bioactive elicitors affect the production of bioactive compounds in marine bacteria.