PhD Courses in Denmark

Omics technologies—genomics, transcriptomics, epigenetics, proteomics, and metabolomics — are crucial for bridging basic research with clinical application. This PhD course emphasizes translational clinical science and big data analysis,

Welcome to Translational neurobiology of the pain system xxxi: mechanisms and biomarkers of neuro-adaptations to painProgram: BEN (also relevant for CPM, CSLTM)Description:The thirty-first annual edition of this international Ph.D. course focuses on advan

General course objectives:Modeling is actively used in various scientific and engineering disciplines for a variety of ends: from development of process understanding to design, control and operation of (natural or man-made) systems. Most numerical models

The physical and chemical basis for the special properties of nanoscale systems will be developed systematically using simple models and examples from current nanoscience and -technology.

Welcome to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs or Drones) in Research and IndustryDescription: This comprehensive three-day course immerses PhD students in the rapidly evolving domain of drone technology. This course highlights the current applications of

In this course we will look at the role of ideology in urban discourse and policy formation. The course will draw from publications where post-foundational (Ernesto Laclau & Chantal Mouffe) and Lacanian theories, notably through the work of Slavoj Žiž

The objective of this PhD course is to provide PhD Candidates with new theories and methods within evaluations of serious games and design-oriented artefacts and technologies. Several studies evaluate games, a technology, product, or service during develo

Course Coordinator: Associate Professor Magali GravierFaculty Associate professor Magali GravierDepartment of Management, Society and Communication, CBSProfessor Mette ZølnerSchool of Communication and Culture, Aarhus UniversityPrerequisitesTh

Welcome to Visual Communication of Research through Video and ImagesDescription: This course equips PhD researchers from all disciplines with the foundational skills to plan, capture, and edit compelling visual narratives of their work, addressi

Dates of the course: Week 25 (Monday June 15th, Tuesday June 16th, Wednesday June 17th)Time: Monday 9 - 16, Wednesday 9 – 15. Self-study Tuesday.Course description:There are many books and articles that explain how to plan and conduct qualitative st