Two PhD positions at University of Copenhagen's Computer Science Department for the One Crop Health project. One focuses on computer vision for monitoring agricultural pests and beneficial species using deep learning and advanced image analysis. The other position involves developing mechanistic co-simulation models for agricultural ecosystems. Both roles require interdisciplinary collaboration, advanced programming skills, and work with agricultural data collection and analysis.

A unique PhD opportunity at the University of Copenhagen's Human Centred Computing Section focusing on developing innovative, inclusive computer science teaching methods. The project aims to address diversity challenges in computing education, specifically exploring neurodiversity, physical computing, and universal design to support underrepresented students in computer science.

A PhD opportunity at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Chemistry focusing on oligonucleotide conjugate synthesis. The project is part of the Center for Optimized Oligo Escape and Control of Disease, aiming to develop new delivery methods for oligonucleotide therapeutics. Candidates with backgrounds in chemistry, biochemistry, and experience in synthetic bioorganic chemistry are encouraged to apply.

Exciting PhD opportunity at the University of Copenhagen's Niels Bohr Institute focusing on quantum quenches in high energy/mathematical physics. The three-year fully-funded position is part of a Villum Foundation research program, seeking a talented theoretical physicist with strong background in quantum field theory and holography.

Exciting PhD opportunity at University of Copenhagen's Department of Biology to study phage-bacteria interactions, focusing on molecular mechanisms of E. coli and related phages. The project aims to combat antibiotic resistance through cutting-edge microbiology research. Fully funded by Carlsberg Foundation, offering multidisciplinary training in molecular biology, biochemistry, and advanced research techniques.

Exciting interdisciplinary PhD opportunity in nanochemistry and ultrafast spectroscopy at the University of Copenhagen. The project focuses on exploring photoinduced processes in low-dimensional materials for advanced biomedical imaging applications. Includes a 6-month research stay in Beijing and potential double degree with University of Chinese Academy of Sciences.