A 1-year full-time postdoctoral position at Aarhus University's Department of Scandinavian Studies, focusing on investigating adult play in ancient Scandinavian culture. The researcher will analyze Old Norse texts, exploring play in religious, ritual, and social contexts, with an emphasis on publishing research and presenting at the Medieval Congress in Leeds.

A 30-month postdoctoral position at Aalborg University's Department of Communication and Psychology, focusing on the CLAPS research project. The role involves investigating audience applause behavior using advanced audiovisual technologies, working with Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, and contributing to performance science research. The ideal candidate has a background in music cognition, psychology, or music technology with strong research and data analysis skills.

Two full-time 2-year postdoctoral positions at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) for the CRIMESCAN research project. The project focuses on investigating the Crimean War's impact on Scandinavia, exploring intersections of political history, nationalism, diplomacy, and public opinion in mid-19th century Europe. Positions are part of Work Package 3, examining war policy and nationalist projects.

Two-year full-time research position at the Royal Danish Academy's Centre for Visibility Design. The role focuses on developing an adaptive reading platform for older adults with peripheral vision loss, involving experimental studies, AI-driven visual interventions, and interdisciplinary collaboration with ophthalmological partners.

24-måneders postdoc-stilling ved Institut for Kultur- og Sprogvidenskaber, SDU. Projektet fokuserer på Familierevolutionen i Danmark i 1960'erne og 1970'erne ved brug af Citizen Science-metoder. Samarbejder med gymnasier om indsamling af 1.000 livshistorier vedrørende dramatiske familieforandringer. Finansieret af Velux Fonden med planlagt opstart 1. januar 2026.

2.5-year postdoctoral position at Aarhus University's ERC-funded WEB CHILD project. Researcher will focus on exploring Korean childhood and web history from 1995-2005, collecting historical sources, conducting interviews, and analyzing digital anthropological data in a collaborative, interdisciplinary research team.