Postdoc

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Metabolomics Core Facility at the Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine (DTU Metabolomics Core) has an opening for a position as operational manager (AC TAP). The position will be available from June 2018.

The position implies daily supervision of all aspects of the core facility functioning. The manager is responsible for maintaining equipment, developing and following standard operating procedures, developing and maintaining customer connections and running the projects.

The future of the DTU Metabolomics Core will be significantly influenced by the professional contribution of the applicant. The successful candidate will be especially involved in important analytical aspects of the CeMiSt project.

O’Sullivan Consulting recruiting on behalf of PlastiSens in Lyngby

Technical start-up targeting food-sector located at DTU Science Park

Currently we are struggling to complete our first sensor targeting the dairy sector – and perhaps you are the missing link? The market is keen on the business idea. Now we need to execute.

As a specialist within biosensors, you will be a part of the technical development and implementation of our solution, which will include work within the following areas:

• Initially, part of the R&D team, focusing on completing the first sensor.
• Plan and execute laboratory tests within protein synthesis, bacterial expressions, receptor functionality tests and implementation of biochemistry into biosensors. We expect you will enjoy spending a considerable part of your time in the lab.
• Fabrication and characterization of prototype sensors.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

This PhD-project concerns the design, nanofabrication, and optical characterization of a novel type of spectrometer based on nanoelectromechanical photonics.

Spectrometers are becoming increasingly important within telecommunication, optical interrogators, quantum technologies, healthcare, and much more.

Currently available spectrometers are bulky and expensive and the development of compact spectrometers could have a very high commercial impact – and developing them requires interdisciplinary research within the physics and engineering of semiconductors, nanotechnology, nanophotonics, and nanomechanics.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Copenhagen Center for Health Technology (CACHET) is looking for an experienced software architect to be responsible for the technological design and development in the center. You will have a central role in managing the software infrastructure and technical aspects of the center’s activities.

As our Chief Software Architect, you will be the driving force behind the construction of a shared software platform that will service a variety of different research projects, involving academic researchers, clinicians, and patients and citizens. You will be responsible for making sure that the center’s different projects run smoothly on a single platform, and it is therefore critical that you have a 'full stack' technical perspective on both designing, developing, and operating this technical infrastructure.