Postdoc-stipendier i Danmark

Præsentation af udvalgte forskningsprojekter.

Plant Adaptation to a Changing Environment

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 21/12/16

Elizabeth Neilson | As sessile organisms, plants must possess mechanisms to tolerate a wide range of abiotic and biotic stresses throughout their lifetime. In order to cope under the constant pressure of herbivory and pathogen attach as well as challenging environmental conditions and even catastrophic events, plants must be plastic to survive.

How Zombie-Flies Can Inform Us About Pathogen Adaptation

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 24/11/2016

Henrik Hjarvard de Fine Licht | Why do some pathogens infect a new host species virtually on first encounter, whereas other pathogens never manage to infect new host species despite repeated exposure?

Vitus Bering’s Kamchatka Expeditions

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 14/10/2016

Peter Ulf Møller | By publishing for the first time a very substantial portion of the Russian archival records of Bering’s expeditions, our project will shed light on an important, but hitherto underexposed chapter in the history of geographical exploration.

Complex Liquid Dynamics: Sap Flow and Sugar Transport in Plants

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 14/10/2016

Kaare H. Jensen | Green plants are earth’s primary solar energy collectors. They harvest the energy of the sun by converting light energy into chemical energy, stored in the bonds of sugar molecules.

Photochromic Molecules for Energy Storage

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 14/10/2016

Mogens Brøndsted Nielsen | The Sun occupies the most abundant form of energy, but periods of supply do not always match periods of demand. Therefore finding solutions for storing solar energy is a major challenge.

How to Bridge the Gap Between the Packaging Sector and Circular Economy

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 16/09/2016

Monia Niero | The aim of this project was to develop a decision support framework for the development of continuous loop packaging systems which combines two approaches, i.e. eco-efficiency, by using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), and eco-effectiveness through the Cradle to Cradle® (C2C) design framework.

Merging Semiconductors and Superconductors

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 01/09/2016

Thomas Sand Jespersen | This project was a basic-research, curiosity-motivated attempt to engineer a new topological state of matter in a semiconductor/superconductor hybrid nanostructure.

When Scholarship is Measured: Consequences of the Danish Bibliometric Research Indicator

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 10/06/2016

Niels Opstrup | This postdoc-project will contribute substantially to our knowledge of the consequences of PRFSs at the level of the individual researcher by addressing the research question: What are the consequences of the BRI for Danish researchers’ motivation, behaviour, and performance (qualitatively and quantitatively)?

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Postdoc-stipendier i Danmark

Præsentation af udvalgte forskningsprojekter.

Plant Adaptation to a Changing Environment

How Zombie-Flies Can Inform Us About Pathogen Adaptation

Vitus Bering’s Kamchatka Expeditions

Complex Liquid Dynamics: Sap Flow and Sugar Transport in Plants

Photochromic Molecules for Energy Storage

How to Bridge the Gap Between the Packaging Sector and Circular Economy

Merging Semiconductors and Superconductors

When Scholarship is Measured: Consequences of the Danish Bibliometric Research Indicator

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Carlsbergfamilien