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Jan V. Nørgaard

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Aarhus University

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Biochemistry

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Chemistry

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Animal Nutrition

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Nutrition

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Biology

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Biopolymer

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Aarhus University

Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Sustainable Feed Processing and Animal Nutrition

The Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at Aarhus University is seeking applications for a tenure track assistant professor position in Processing and Development of New Sustainable Feed Sources, starting October 1, 2026. The successful candidate will join the Monogastric Nutrition (MONU) research section and focus on feed processing, evaluating process techniques, and developing sustainable feed ingredients for animals, with collaborative opportunities in human nutrition. The role requires expertise in biotechnology, biochemistry, chemistry, or related fields, with a strong interest in animal nutrition and process technology. Experience in extracting and modifying biopolymers, process optimisation, and understanding structure-function relationships is essential. Candidates should demonstrate skills in experimental design, data analysis, scientific communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration. A strong research profile, teaching and supervision experience, and leadership in research projects are highly valued. Non-Scandinavian candidates must be willing to learn Danish. The department offers a vibrant, interdisciplinary research environment with advanced facilities and a supportive, multicultural workplace. The position is full-time and governed by Danish academic staff agreements, with salary based on seniority. Applicants should submit their application, including CV, degree certificate, publication list, research plan, and teaching portfolio, via the Aarhus University recruitment system by April 26, 2026. For further information, contact Professor Jan V. Nørgaard at [email protected]. For more details, visit the department's website and the official job posting.

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