The University of Copenhagen seeks an Assistant Professor in Environmental and Climate Economics for a 4-year position starting November 2025. The ideal candidate will conduct research, teach undergraduate and postgraduate students, and have expertise in computable general equilibrium environmental-economic models. Strong research, teaching, and collaboration skills are essential, with opportunities for professional development and language training.

Two-year position at Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, focusing on developing hole spin qubits in germanium quantum wells. The role involves research, teaching, and leading a small team in quantum computing hardware development. Part of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Quantum Computing Programme, working to create scalable quantum processor technologies.