Job Opportunities at Aarhus University Foulum, Denmark
The Department of Agroecology are now accepting applications for three job opportunities, at AU Foulum in Denmark. These roles will start on the first of July. Two of the positions are three-year post doc, with the other being a tenure track position. A brief summary of each position can be found below, with further information linked for each.
Applications close on the 31st of March for all three positions. Follow the hyperlinks in each job title to find out more.
Tenure track position in Grassland based livestock production systems
You will take the lead of research aiming of integration of grassland in conventional and organic farming system, including both livestock and the emerging green biomass industry, in agriculture system based on arable crops and grassland in rotation. The research area includes both grassland production and management as well as grassland in the agricultural system in relation to production, environmental and economic dimensions of agriculture and mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions based on modelling and experimental work, depending on your profile. Contact: Troels Kristensen ([email protected])
Postdocs in Livestock farming systems for an integrated, resilient and efficient agriculture
You will be an important part of our team working within model development and farming system analysis, especially livestock based systems, including productivity and the environmental impacts along the whole production chain. Experience or interest in on-farm research, system development and modelling based on farm data is part of your profile, as well as good analytical skills in combination with a broad knowledge about agriculture, especially livestock based. Contact: Troels Kristensen ([email protected])
Postdocs in Life Cycle Assessment of Food and Agricultural Systems
The successful candidates will be part of our LCA team to carry out research in this area to improve sustainability of food and farming systems in a local and global context. In particular, we work on documentation of effects and development of models and methods within this area, as well as identification of promising solutions and new production systems.
Contact: Marie Trydeman Knudsen ([email protected]) or Lisbeth Mogensen ([email protected])