PhD Courses in Denmark

ContentThis course provides a rigorous and research-oriented introduction to stochastic programming, a mathematical framework for decision-making in the presence of uncertainty. In many real-life problems, important information is unknown to the decision-

This is a 2013 course - please contact Lars Nielsen for further information.

ContentThe course enables the student to become familiar with a selection of current theories and methods in the didactics of mathematics, including•The theory of didactical situations in mathematics•The anthropological theory of the didactic•Instrumented

Aim and contentIt is critical for environmental scientists to quantify the major sources and sinks of the most important greenhouse gases (GHGs), CO2, CH4 and N2O, as well as to disentangle the processes involved in GHG production and consumption in terre

ContentThe aim of the course is to introduce PhD students to the professional use of research microscopes.The teachers are members of the Center for Advanced Bioimaging (CAB) Denmark. Where relevant, preparation methods for the respective microscope type

ContentSolid-state devices with nanometer dimensions are playing an increasingly important role in modern quantum optics. A main research direction concerns exploiting solid-state single-photon emitters such as quantum dots for scalable quantum-informatio

Aim and contentFood systems are in a state of change. Deforestation and exhaustion of soil and land resources is a problem, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity are serious challenges for cities and regions. Unsustainable eating patterns and food waste ne

This is a 2014 course.

Aim and contentThis course in Applied Citizen Science offers an in-depth introduction to citizen science: the involvement of the public in scientific research. The development and application of citizen science is increasing around the world as an effecti

Aim and contentPlant production is facing unprecedented challenges. In 2050, the human population will exceed nine billion and the demand for agricultural production will increase by 60%. Climate change will limit local plant production, demanding the dev