Professor Amelia-Elena Rotaru at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) is seeking two postdoctoral scientists specializing in experimental evolution to join her team starting from April 2026 or soon after. These positions are the first hires on a Novo Nordisk Foundation strategic initiative grant, based in the Department of Biology at SDU. The research will be conducted in collaboration with leading academic partners, including SDU NanoSyd, DTU - Technical University of Denmark (BRIGHT), Aarhus University (CORC, AU Viborg & BI), Toulouse Biotechnology Institute, and Wageningen University & Research.

The focus of the positions is on experimental evolution, with opportunities to work in interdisciplinary teams across biology, biotechnology, and nanoscience. The successful candidates will join a dynamic research environment with access to state-of-the-art facilities and a strong network of collaborators. The Department of Biology at SDU is recognized for its innovative research and international partnerships.

Applicants should hold a PhD in biology, biotechnology, or a closely related field, and have experience in experimental evolution or relevant laboratory techniques. Strong collaborative skills and the ability to work in interdisciplinary teams are highly valued. The positions are fully funded by a Novo Nordisk Foundation strategic initiative grant, though specific details about salary or additional benefits are not provided in the announcement.

To apply, candidates should visit the SDU Career Site and follow the application instructions provided in the job posting. Applications are open for a start date in April 2026 or soon after. For further information, candidates may contact Professor Amelia-Elena Rotaru via her LinkedIn profile.

Keywords: experimental evolution, biology, biotechnology, nanoscience, postdoctoral, SDU, Novo Nordisk Foundation, interdisciplinary research, academic partners.