A PhD position at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences focusing on faba bean crop physiology. The project aims to develop digital phenotyping tools for understanding plant traits, drought stress responses, and yield stability. Candidates will conduct field and greenhouse experiments, collaborating with experts in statistics, machine learning, and crop modelling.

Exciting PhD opportunity at the Center for High Entropy Alloy Catalysis (CHEAC), focusing on experimental electrocatalysis of nanoparticles for water electrolysis. The project aims to understand degradation mechanisms in catalysts with reduced precious metal loadings, utilizing advanced synchrotron characterization techniques. Two program options available: 3-year regular PhD or up to 5-year integrated MSc and PhD program.

Two-year postdoctoral position at the Department of Agroecology, Aarhus University, focusing on plant-microbiome interactions in wheat. The research involves characterizing root microbiomes, analyzing metabarcoding data, and investigating the effects of specialized root metabolites and cultivar mixtures on microbiome composition and plant performance.

Exciting PhD opportunity at Aarhus University's Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics. The project focuses on improving dairy cow longevity using AI-camera system data, advanced statistical methods, and genetic models. Aims to enhance sustainable dairy farming by developing tools for better cattle management and breeding decisions.

Three-year fully funded PhD position at University of Southern Denmark focusing on developing innovative strategies for green hydrogen and Power-To-X plant design, operations, and maintenance. The research aims to reduce production costs, improve plant efficiency, and support Denmark's green energy transition through digital twin modeling, risk management, and sustainability assessment.

Copenhagen Business School seeks a tenure-track assistant professor in Business and Government at the Department of International Economics. The 6-year position focuses on research in business-government relations, international business, and societal challenges. Candidates must have a PhD or be near completion in Political Science or related fields, with strong methodological skills and research potential.

36-month postdoctoral position at the Department of Plant and Environmental Science, focusing on exploring biotic threats and functional biodiversity in agroecosystems. Part of the One Crop Health project, the role involves field research, data analysis, and collaborative work to develop sustainable pest management strategies with reduced pesticide use across Danish and UK farm networks.

Three-year PhD position at Aarhus BSS Graduate School focusing on improving assessment and selection processes for research funding. The project leverages AI and machine learning to analyze funding decisions, examining the impact of public funding on firms and scientists. Candidate will work with Danish Innovation Fund data, employing advanced analytics to optimize grant allocation processes.

Two 4-year postdoctoral positions at the Department of Public Health, Global Health Section. Focus on health professions education research, digital learning, and capacity building in low-resource settings. Collaborative project involving partners in Denmark, India, and Kenya. Candidates will contribute to research, project management, and educational capacity strengthening.

Two-year postdoctoral position in the Optomechanics group at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, focusing on developing nanoguitar optomechanical resonators for gas sensing and metrology. The role involves design, fabrication, and characterization of silicon nitride resonators, requiring expertise in nanolithography, optical interferometry, and advanced research techniques.

A 3-year PhD position at the Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, SDU, focusing on developing a 32-channel neuromorphic Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) system. The research aims to create an ultra-low-power, compact BCI with efficient neural signal processing, targeting medical and wearable applications. Candidates must have a strong background in analog/mixed-signal circuit design and electronics.

Two-year postdoctoral research position at the Department of Law, Aarhus University, focusing on the emergence of climate rights in a European context. The successful candidate will conduct independent research on human rights law, assist in organizing workshops, and contribute to publications under the guidance of Professor Ole W. Pedersen. The project is funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

3-year PhD position at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) focusing on developing energy-efficient AI accelerators using state-space models (SSMs) for language models. The research involves designing CMOS-based hardware architectures for edge-AI systems, with emphasis on optimizing inference performance and energy efficiency in advanced CMOS nodes.

SDU Center for Energy Informatics is seeking Assistant Professors with a PhD in energy informatics, software engineering, computer science, or data science. The 3-year temporary position involves cutting-edge research on digital solutions for the green energy transition. Candidates must have strong research skills, communication abilities, and passion for energy informatics.

Aarhus University is seeking a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in Computer Vision and AI for the Signal Processing and Machine Learning section. The ideal candidate will conduct high-quality research, teach at BSc/MSc levels, build a research group, and collaborate in interdisciplinary environments. Position offers career development, research support, and international opportunities.

Two-year full-time postdoctoral research position at the Department of Forensic Medicine, Aarhus University. The project focuses on innovative 3D scanning applications in forensic odontology, including human identification and bite mark analysis. Candidate will conduct independent research, run clinical studies, and develop quantitative 3D matching methods for tooth surfaces.

Exciting postdoctoral research opportunity at CBMR focusing on molecular mechanisms of exercise in type 2 diabetes. The project involves advanced omics technologies and CRISPR approaches to understand how exercise enhances insulin sensitivity in skeletal muscle. Three-year full-time position starting February 2026, seeking early-career researchers with strong background in molecular biology and metabolism.

The University of Copenhagen is seeking a PhD fellow for the Deshmukh Group at CBMR to conduct interdisciplinary research on proteomics, exercise science, and metabolism. The 4-year position involves 1 year as a Research Assistant followed by 3 years as a PhD fellow, focusing on investigating molecular mechanisms of exercise-induced metabolic improvements using proteomics and cross-species genetics.

A 2-year postdoctoral position in bioinformatics at the University of Copenhagen's Immunological Bioinformatics Group. The role focuses on analyzing spatial transcriptomics data, developing computational tools for immunological research, and collaborating on interdisciplinary projects exploring immune cell interactions in various tissue environments.

A 1.5-year postdoctoral position in molecular biology focusing on nutrient exchange and interactions between mosses and nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria. The researcher will conduct experiments using model moss Physcomitrella patens, perform isotope tracking, protein analysis, and investigate immune responses. Located at the Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen, starting January 2026.