Postdoc in Hybrid Wood Species Architecture at Royal Danish Academy

The Royal Danish Academy, through its Center for Material Studies (CEMAS), is offering a 2-year postdoctoral position focused on hybrid wood species architecture. This opportunity is part of the ReForm research project, which is supported by Danielsens Fond and STARK Fonden. The research aims to advance the analysis and design of hybrid wood species compositions, utilizing wood residues from industrial processing. The successful candidate will join a dynamic and visionary research group led by Professor Isak Worre Foged and collaborate with academic partners, including Copenhagen University. The position is situated within the Institute of Architecture and Space at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen, Denmark. The research environment is creative, international, and dedicated to cutting-edge advancements in material studies, particularly in wood composites and computational design. The postdoc will contribute to both research and teaching, with a focus on innovative methods and the latest technologies, including thermal simulation techniques. Applicants must possess a relevant master's degree and a PhD or equivalent qualifications in architecture, architectural technology, or architectural engineering. Experience in material studies related to wood species and computational design research is highly desirable. The position offers a competitive salary and benefits in accordance with Danish public service agreements, with the possibility of a negotiable qualification allowance based on experience. To apply, candidates should submit a motivation letter, CV, academic diplomas, documentation of qualifications, a research profile, and a list of published works. Applications must be submitted online by 1 March 2026. For further details, applicants may contact the HR employee or the Head of Institute as listed in the announcement. The Royal Danish Academy values diversity and encourages all qualified candidates to apply.