PhD Project in Mathematical Image Analysis for Sustainable Materials
University of Copenhagen
The University of Copenhagen is recruiting a PhD researcher for mathematical image analysis of sustainable materials within the Novo Nordisk Foundation-funded RAPTOR project.
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Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Doctoral researcher
- Employment type
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- Contract
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- Original contract term
- Full-time PhD employment, up to three years under the regular programme
- Schedule
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- Workplace
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- FTE
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- Salary
- Starting DKK 31,800 per month for the regular PhD programme plus 18.07% employer pension.
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- Posted
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Responsibilities
- Develop quantitative structural-characterisation methods for complex materials.
- Benchmark image representations and contribute to research software, publications and PhD training.
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- Strong background in computer science, applied mathematics, engineering, physics, statistics or a related field.
- Experience in image analysis, scientific computing, statistics, machine learning or related quantitative methods.
- Good written and spoken English.
Requirements
- Programming experience, preferably Python or similar scientific-computing tools.
- Eligibility for the relevant University of Copenhagen PhD programme route.
Documents and steps
Documents
- Reference letters if available
- Publication list if possible
- Motivated application
- Bachelor or master diplomas and transcripts
- Curriculum vitae
Steps
Review the RAPTOR project and PhD programme route.
Prepare motivation, CV, diplomas/transcripts, and optional publications or references.
Submit through the official University of Copenhagen vacancy by 31 August 2026.
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PhD Project in Mathematical Image Analysis for Sustainable Materials
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