Postdoc-stipendier i Danmark

Præsentation af udvalgte forskningsprojekter.

New Approach to Population and Family Demography

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 03/06/2016

Lisbeth Trille Gylling Loft | The size and composition of our population is the prime driver in shaping our society. To understand past and present linkages of how societies change and families are formed is therefore imperative to guide us towards the best possible future.

From Sunlight to Green Energy – Controlling Photo Conversion

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/2016

Kasper Skov Kjær | Conversion of light into electricity and chemical energy are the two major paths for harvesting solar energy, the latter being employed by nature through photosynthesis. The process of photo conversion is thus fundamental for the development of systems that can exploit sunlight for the production of green energy.

How Do Extreme Storms Impact and Control Coastal Evolution?

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/16

Mikkel Fruergaard | The research project COASTEVENT investigates the impact of major storms and storm surges on the long-term soft-sediment coastal morphology and coastal evolution.

Chemistry Between Molecules and Particles: Nanoclusters as Advanced Functional Materials

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/2016

Kirsten M. Ø. Jensen | Research in chemical synthesis has in the last decades given chemists the tools to produce new compounds with outstanding precision, and it is now becoming possible to engineer materials on the atomic level.

Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Greenland in a Changing Climate

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/2016

Jørgen Hollesen | This article pinpoints the need for new methods for identifying which archaeological deposits in Arctic areas are most vulnerable to climate change.

Satire and Danish Romanticism

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/2016

Mads Sohl Jessen | The goal of this project is to explore and interpret the meaning of the almost forgotten genre or mode of writing we refer to as satire in Danish romanticism.

Why Do Some Plants Remain Dry Under Water?

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/16

Dennis Konnerup | This researcher has received a grant from the Carlsberg Foundation to conduct research on how to make plants more ‘waterproof’. This will enhance survival of floods as such extreme events will be more frequent in the future.

Arctic Security Dynamics in the 21st Century

Postdoc-stipendium i Danmark | 02/05/2016

Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen | Worsened relations between Russia and the West following the Ukraine crisis have spread to the Arctic and made it more difficult for the regional states to cooperate with one another. It shows that Arctic politics are not just shaped by regional concerns, but that global events and dynamics shape the otherwise well-functioning regional cooperation.

Carlsbergfamilien

Carlsbergfondet står i spidsen for Carlsberg Group og har majoriteten af stemmerne i virksomheden. Fondet har også ansvar for Ny Carlsbergfondet, Tuborgfondet, Det Nationalhistoriske Museum, Carlsberg Laboratorium og de frie forskningsmidler.

Postdoc-stipendier i Danmark

Præsentation af udvalgte forskningsprojekter.

New Approach to Population and Family Demography

From Sunlight to Green Energy – Controlling Photo Conversion

How Do Extreme Storms Impact and Control Coastal Evolution?

Chemistry Between Molecules and Particles: Nanoclusters as Advanced Functional Materials

Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Greenland in a Changing Climate

Satire and Danish Romanticism

Why Do Some Plants Remain Dry Under Water?

Arctic Security Dynamics in the 21st Century

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