244 English-speaking jobs in Aalborg

Two PhD positions available in AI-driven genomic research at AI:GENOMIX, a new AI:X Lab at Aalborg University. Focus areas include developing deep learning models for genetic interactions and applying genetic interaction models in biological and clinical contexts.

PhD position in economics, business, and management focusing on regional productivity differences in Denmark. Successful candidate will contribute to annual productivity studies, conduct original research, and teach 600 hours over three years. Experience with econometric analyses, large datasets, or software tools like Stata, SAS, R, or Python is preferred.

A postdoc position is available in Physical Artificial Intelligence and its integration with wireless communication and sensing. The successful candidate will investigate how AI embedded in physical entities learns and adapts through sensory and radio data. The research will explore how 6G networks, WiFi, and satellite channels support perception for distributed AI systems.

Aalborg University seeks tutors to support new students in the Master in International Relations program starting September 2026. Tutors will assist with orientation, campus tours, and social activities.

Postdoc position in hybrid classical-quantum wireless communication. Research focuses on digital twins for physical AI over wireless networks and quantum communications and networking. Requires PhD in electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or similar, with strong background in communication systems, optimization, or machine learning.

Data Engineer needed to design, build, and maintain scalable data pipelines and data models for device health insights. Responsibilities include structuring, cleaning, and organizing IoT and telematics data, collaborating with data scientists, and exploring datasets to uncover patterns and anomalies. Experience with Databricks, Python, SQL, and Spark is required.

Associate professor in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for the green transition. Conduct high-quality research in Industrial Ecology, Sustainability Science, and Environmental Systems Analysis. Teach LCA courses using Aalborg University's problem-based learning model.

Postdoc position in recombinant protein production using fungal hosts for a 2-year term. Responsibilities include developing fungal production strains, optimizing protein expression, and characterizing produced proteins. Requires a PhD, strong background in molecular biology, genetic engineering, and protein characterization, and experience with fungal biotechnology.

Two fully funded PhD positions are available at the AI: PAGE Lab, an interdisciplinary initiative at Aalborg University. The positions focus on Natural Language Processing (NLP), Knowledge Graphs (KGs), and Large Language Models (LLMs) to explore historical text data and cultural heritage collections. One position is hosted by the Department of Computer Science and focuses on developing scalable AI and NLP methods for KG construction. The other position is hosted by the Department of Society and Politics and focuses on applying KGs to historical analysis, particularly prosopography and social history.

Two PhD positions are available within the AI:HealthData Lab at Aalborg University. The positions focus on AI methods for extracting clinically relevant information from unstructured health records, with a goal of generating patient summaries for general practitioners. Stipend 1 focuses on knowledge graph construction and querying, while Stipend 2 focuses on implementing and benchmarking methods for structuring health data and generating context-specific summaries.

This postdoc position within the CEBE research venture focuses on characterizing indoor fungi to develop strategies for controlling and preventing their growth in biobased building materials. The successful candidate will conduct laboratory experiments, analyze fungal behavior, and model the correlation between moisture content, relative humidity, and fungal growth.

Assistant Professors in Electronic Systems are sought for a four-year appointment (with the possibility of tenure track). Successful candidates will contribute to research, teaching, and knowledge exchange in areas such as cyber security, privacy engineering, cryptography, computer engineering, or edge/cloud computing. Responsibilities include developing a research profile, securing funding, teaching and supervising students, and collaborating with colleagues. Applicants must have a PhD in a relevant field and a strong publication record.

Two PhD stipends are available at the AI:INFRA Lab, Aalborg University. Stipend 1 focuses on developing energy-efficient AI systems for intelligent workforce support in resource-constrained environments. Stipend 2 explores ethnographic opportunities for AI in Arctic infrastructure development, focusing on Greenland. Both positions require a Master's degree and are for three years.

Two PhD positions are available at AI:GENOMIX, a new AI:X Lab at Aalborg University. The positions focus on developing AI methods to understand how genes interact and influence the risk of common diseases. One stipend focuses on deep learning models for genetic interactions, while the other focuses on applying and interpreting genetic interaction models in a biological and clinical context.

Two PhD stipends available within the AI:HealthData Lab, a collaboration between Computer Science and Clinical Medicine at Aalborg University. The stipends focus on AI methods for extracting clinically relevant information from unstructured health records and generating patient summaries for general practitioners. Stipend 1 focuses on knowledge graph construction and querying, while Stipend 2 focuses on implementing and benchmarking state-of-the-art methods for structuring health data and generating context-specific summaries.

Two PhD stipends available at the AI:GENE-XPLAIN Lab, a collaboration between the Department of Culture and Communication, the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, and the Center for Clinical Data Science. The lab develops AI tools to predict genetic cancer risk and explain these risks to people in a clear and safe way. One stipend focuses on developing AI methods for genetic risk prediction across multiple cancer types, while the other focuses on understanding how individuals and clinicians perceive and respond to AI-generated genetic risk predictions.

Two fully funded PhD stipends available in Natural Language Processing (NLP), Knowledge Graphs (KGs), and Large Language Models (LLMs) to explore historical text data and cultural heritage collections.

Two PhD stipends available in AI-based satellite communications and weather prediction. Positions focus on developing AI models for atmospheric sensing, forecasting, and communication reliability. Applicants should have a strong background in AI, machine learning, data science, atmospheric sciences, or related fields.

Two PhD stipends available at Aalborg University's AI:GeoComm Lab. The lab focuses on developing AI-enhanced atmospheric sensing and communication reliability. One stipend focuses on AI modeling and forecasting, integrating satellite communication signals, GNSS observations, and numerical weather prediction. The other stipend focuses on AI-based satellite weather sensing and communications, evaluating communication system performance under varying weather conditions and designing mitigation strategies.

Two PhD stipends available at the AI:GENE-XPLAIN Lab, a collaboration between the Department of Culture and Communication and the Department of Clinical Medicine. The lab develops AI tools to predict genetic cancer risk and explain these risks to people clearly and safely. One stipend focuses on developing AI methods for genetic risk prediction across multiple cancer types, the other on understanding how individuals and clinicians perceive and respond to AI-generated genetic risk predictions.