Postdoc

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

A 3 year PhD position is available in the Disease Systems Immunology Group at Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine, Technical University of Denmark with focus on metagenomics analysis. The PhD will be enrolled on the JPI ERA HDHL project BioFN: Biomarkers in Infant Fat Mass Development and Nutrition, which aim to identify early biomarkers related to obesity in children based on novel biomarker discovery and systems biology analysis.

We are looking for a talented colleague who can carry out independent research, and take active part in collaborations with a highly qualified team of dedicated postdocs, PhD students and technical personnel. The person will be working in close collaboration with several project partners including the Danish based company Clinical-Microbiomics.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The overall aim of the research group is to gain novel insight to T cell recognition of cancer and autoimmune diseases, through use and development of novel technologies.

The tasks include:

• Molecular analyses of T cells (PCR and QPCR),
• Preparation of PCR buffers and master mixes
• Preparation of critical solutions
• Implementation of robotics systems
• Quality assurances of robotics systems

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

A PhD position is available in the ‘T cells and Cancer’ group headed by Associate Professor Sine Reker Hadrup at the Section of Immunology and Vaccinology, at the Danish Technical University, Veterinary Institute, Lyngby Campus. The ‘T cells and Cancer’ group in currently including 20 people, including of Postdocs, PhD students, Technicians and undergraduate students.

The overall aim of the research group is to gain novel insight to T cell recognition of cancer and autoimmune diseases, through use and development of novel technologies.

The PhD student will be responsible for a project focussing of molecular encoding of nanoparticles. Specifically, you should develop and evaluate a DNA barcode system for engrafting to liposomes. Liposomes will be designed for targeted delivery of cargo mRNA to human T cells.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

A PhD position is available in the ‘T cells and Cancer’ group headed by Associate Professor Sine Reker Hadrup at the Division of Immunology and Vaccinology, at the Danish Technical University, Veterinary Institute, Lyngby Campus.

The ‘T cells and Cancer’ group in currently including 20 people, including of Postdocs, PhD students, Technicians and undergraduate students. The overall aim of the research group is to gain novel insight to T cell recognition of cancer and autoimmune diseases, through use and development of novel technologies.

The PhD student will be responsible for a project focussing of TCR receptor sequencing based on single cell TCR amplification technologies. Candidates should have a master's degree in engineering or a similar degree with an academic level equivalent to the master's degree in engineering.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The section Electrochemical Materials and Interfaces (EMI) within the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage pursues research in high temperature solid state electrochemistry and its activities are dedicated to develop novel materials and characterisation techniques for high temperature electrochemical cells.

These cells can play an important role in the sustainable energy system of the future, e.g. as fuel and electrolysis cells, and in electrochemical filters and reactors. A novel application is the use of solid oxide cells for the electrochemical removal of NOx from Diesel exhaust gases.

As part of a small team within EMI you will be engaged in the development of a novel type of electrode for electrochemical deNOx. This involves synthesis of novel type of electrode materials and their electrochemical characterisation with respect to the proof-of concept testing.

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.

Novozymes A/S, Bagsværd

The High Through-put screening group is responsible for assay development and screening of enzyme variant libraries using semi-automated and fully automated systems. The HTS group is a part of the Novozymes Protein Engineering function which is responsible for developing new products for all the industries that Novozymes serves.

We use state of-the-art robotic systems and semi-automated systems to help us gain the screening capacity needed to generate knowledge, and to find the unique molecules that become Novozymes products.

A large part of the job of the department manager will be to develop the future strategy for protein screening at Novozymes and to ensure that we have the right equipment, competencies and focus to excel at product development through protein engineering.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Fiber Sensors & Supercontinuum Group at DTU Fotonik, Department of Photonics Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark is seeking a PhD student for a 3-year Scholarship in the field of image processing software for Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) systems operating in the mid-infrared.

The position is funded by the project "Spectrally shaped supercontinuum sources for high-resolution Optical Coherence Tomography medical imaging and non-destructive testing" (ShapeOCT).

ShapeOCT will use Danish strongholds in supercontinuum (SC) light source and photonic crystal fiber (PCF) technology to develop a new generation of SC light sources with shaped noise and power spectra that are optimal for use in a new generation of ultra-high resolution Optical Coherence Tomography (UHROCT) systems.

Aalborg Universitet København

The Center for RNA Medicine, Department of Clinical Medicine, Aalborg University is seeking an outstanding postdoc for our expanding research program in long noncoding RNA biology and cancer therapeutics. The postdoc position is open for appointment from August 15th, 2017 or as soon as possible thereafter. The appointment is initially for 2 years with the possibility of extension to 3 years. The position will be based at the Copenhagen Campus of Aalborg University.

The Department of Clinical Medicine conducts research within all the clinical medical disciplines and provides teaching resources in all subject fields at the Faculty of Medicine of Aalborg University. The Department of Clinical Medicine has 40 affiliated research units organized in a series of cross-disciplinary research programs, such as cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and neurological disorders.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

A 3-year PhD scholarship is available at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Center for Magnetic Resonance.

The PhD scholarship is funded by the Danish Research Council for Independent Research and you will be based at DTU Lyngby Campus. The project is in collaboration with Dr Christoffer Laustsen, Aarhus University Hospital, Skejby, and Dr. Arnaud Comment, Cambridge University.

Hyperpolarized Magnetic Resonance is a new medical imaging modality with great potential. The method is enabled by the more than 100,000-fold enhancement of the signal from bio-probes that can be administered to the patient. It offers the possibility of studying disease at the biochemical level, allowing more accurate diagnosis and treatment for the individual patient.