Postdoc

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Center for Microbial Secondary Metabolites, CeMiSt, is one of 10 new Centers of Excellence funded by the Danish National Research Foundation (DG). The Center will be opened 1st January 2018 and run for six years with an option for a four year extension.

Three DTU departments and 10 senior faculty participate in the Center and >15 PhD students and postdocs will be hired. The purpose of CeMiSt is to unravel the biological role of microbial secondary metabolites in natural microbiological communities. The Center will be lead by Professor Lone Gram.

We are seeking a coordinator to assist the Center leader in running and coordinating practical, administrative, financial, scientific and social activities in CeMiSt.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

Department of Biotechnology and Biomedicine is a major Danish research and teaching department in the field of systems biology and is involved in a wide range of research activities within its field.

We are seeking an ambitious PhD student to be affiliated with the Network Engineering (NetEng) group and with the Eukaryotic Molecular Cell Biology group as well as collaborations into other groups at the department.

The NetEng group has a focus on industrial biotechnology and the application of systems biology tools to understand and improve the cell factory. The group is currently 15 people and in the process of expanding by several additional members, where this position will be a key activity in one of our focus areas: Aspergillus cell factories.

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet

The Department of Photonics Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is seeking a candidate for a PhD position on optical imaging systems for simultaneous two- and three-photon microscopy with novel light sources.

The PhD student will join the Diode Lasers and LED Systems group at the Department of Photonics Engineering (DTU Fotonik) consisting of 25 employees, including several PhD students and postdocs. Within the group, we are working on the advancement of optical imaging technologies in a clinical environment.

Currently we have research projects on multimodal imaging combining OCT, OCM and Two-Photon Microscopy, fibre delivery of ultrashort pulses, as well as investigation of biomarkers relevant for cancer diagnosis using optical imaging.