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In Denmark, Neuroscience goes beyond the lab—it touches lives.
As a hub for cutting-edge brain research, Denmark offers you the environment to explore the science of well-being and create real-world applications that improve health and quality of life.
Our universities and research centres are recognised for their pioneering Neuroscience programs, and a culture of strong collaboration between academia, industry, and the healthcare system brings together researchers, clinicians, and businesses so they can accelerate scientific breakthroughs.
A global outlook is part of the package, and as a researcher here, you will be part of an international community and cross-border initiatives with global impact.
Daniel Rasmussen
One or more PhD stipends in Human-Machine Interaction
As a PhD researcher, you will contribute to the development of a wearable co-pilot system for assisting Human-Robot Interaction in industrial settings, in terms of monitoring psychophysiological states, predicting fatigue and posture risks, and detecting cognitive strain to provide timely cognitive support and corrective feedback.
PhD position for 3 years in stem cell-based disease modelling of schizophrenia
You will be part of a project studying the molecular mechanisms of schizophrenia in human stem cell-derived organoids in vitro. You will find yourself working in a highly collaborative environment, closely engaged with other team members who are also working on in vitro stem cell models.
Research Assistant and PhD fellow in Energy Metabolism
The University of Copenhagen is seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD fellow to commence November 15, 2026, or after agreement in the Clemmensen Group at the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research (CBMR), University of Copenhagen. The PhD fellowship is part of the CBMR International PhD & Postdoc Program. About Us The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research (CBMR) is an academic research Center that pioneers groundbreaking research towards better cardiometabolic health. Through collaborative interdisciplinary research from single-cell genomics to whole-body systems, CBMR aims to transform the basic understanding of cardiometabolic health and accelerate its translation into prevention and treatment strategies. The Center’s uniquely multi- and interdisciplinary approach combines research in genetics, physiology and pharmacology, to better understand the complex interplay of the many factors that drive cardiometabolic disease. You can learn more in the Executive Summary of CBMR's Strategy 2024–2028. CBMR was established in 2010 at the Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences and has been located in the Maersk Tower at Panum since 2017. The around 260 employees create an international, highly collaborative research environment across disciplines. Principal supervisor: Associate professor, Christoffer Clemmensen, chc@sund.ku.dk Start: November 15, 2026 Duration: 1 year as Research Assistant followed by 3 years as PhD fellow contingent on a positive evaluation of the 1st year.
Associate Professor of Neurodevelopmental Disorders (Fixed-Term, 4 Years)
You will conduct as well as supervise research on how neuronal circuitry is affected in brain disorders in animal models. For this you will implement advanced approaches such as single-cell transcriptomics together with in vivo circuit manipulation and other functional analysis to validate readouts.
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Group Leader/Associate Professor in live-cell in vitro analysis of cellular function and dysfunction...
As Group leader in live cell in vitro modelling, you will contribute to the department’s research and teaching environment and to the faculty’s overall research strategy. You will contribute to the development of the department both individually and in collaboration with others via your research of high international quality. You ensure that your teaching maintains a high academic and didactic standard. You possess professional collaborative skills and a broad academic network which you are able to bring into play in your contribution to the academic development of Aarhus University and its profile both nationally and internationally. Your primary tasks include: Developing of a successful research group in live cell in vitro modelling of synucleinopathies. Conducting internationally competitive research Publishing in leading international journals and disseminating research nationally and internationally in academic networks and to public audiences Teaching and supervision of Bachelor’s and Master's degree students and contributing to the development of new teaching activities Contributing to the funding by securing external research funding Supervision of PhD students and contributing to the development of the faculty's PhD courses. Participating in assessment and committee work at Aarhus University Actively engaging in the scientific and professional environment of the research center. You will report to Per Borghammer, director at PACE Questions about the position If you have any questions about the position, please contact professor Marina Romero-Ramos tel.: (+45) 6020 2749 . Your place of work will be at PACE, Incuba, Palle Juul-Jensens Boulevard 82, DK-8200 Aarhus N, Denmark. We expect to conduct interviews at the end of November.
Postdoc in Human Neural Circuit Engineering
This Postdoctoral position aims at developing neurons for cell therapy in Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease with the ambitious goal to move beyond the current “one-cell-fits-all” approach to cell replacement therapy. The project seeks to develop neuronal cell products with defined molecular and functional properties that can be adapted to different disease and patient needs.
Assistant Professor of Motor Control at Kiehn lab
The assistant professor position focuses on experimentally investigating the role of neuronal circuits in motor control and movements. The experimental approach relies heavily on in vivo techniques, such as mouse genetics, stereotaxic surgeries, electrophysiology, extracellular recordings, imaging, optogenetic and chemogenetic manipulations, and viral tracing strategies. Highly motivated and ambitious candidates are encouraged to apply.
Academic employee (TAP-FU) in migraine drug target discovery at Center for Translational Neuromedici...
You will join a multi-disciplinary research team working on rodent models of headache disorders. Your tasks will be PFA-perfusions, tissue sectioning, immunohistochemistry, RNA scope, confocal imaging and image analysis. You will be expected to contribute to and support the ongoing research projects in the group on an ad hoc basis when needed and to disseminate your expertise to new lab members and support the lab management.
Associate Professor in translational optical blood flow imaging and microvascular dynamics
As Associate Professor in microvascular research and non-invasive optical blood flow imaging, you will contribute to the department’s research and teaching environment and to the faculty’s overall research strategy. You will contribute to the development of the department both individually and in collaboration with others via your research of high international quality. You ensure that your teaching maintains a high academic and didactic standard. You possess professional collaborative skills and a broad academic network which you are able to bring into play in your contribution to the academic development of Aarhus University and its profile both nationally and internationally.
Postdoc in registry based cognitive research
The overall project investigates varibility in face recognition across a large, representative sample of the Danish population, with the aim of relating this to other measures of cognition through questionnaires and data from Danish public registries. The focus of the postdoc-position will be on contributing to the survey design, selecting appropriate registry variables that may index cognition, and planning and executing data-analyses across the entire project.
Fully funded Postdoc position in the Biology of Neuropeptides
The one-year postdoc position will focus on cellular neurobiology involved in neuropeptide signaling. The candidate is expected to use cutting-edge cell biology techniques, proteomics and super-resolution microscopy established in the host lab and spearhead an interdisciplinary, collaborative project.
From discovery to life-changing therapy
The strong integration between companies, research, and innovation means that Denmark offers unique opportunities to translate your discoveries into life-changing therapies.
Here, the biotech and med-tech sectors make a dynamic environment for collaboration, where start-ups and established companies drive advancements in neuropharmaceuticals and brain health technologies.
Our research environment is known for attracting heaps of international talent, so prepare for a diverse group of new co-workers and friends. Whether your interest is in neurodegenerative disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders, neuroinflammation, or something else, Denmark has a research community for you.
Daniel Rasmussen
Meet like-minded minds in neuroscience
Laura moved from Belgium to pursue her PhD at Aalborg University. At the Center for Neuroplasticity and Pain, she explores non-invasive vagal nerve stimulation to advance neuromodulation research.
Pedro came from Brazil to join the University of Copenhagen as a PhD student. His research in neuroscience is fueled by Denmark’s strong support system and collaborative academic culture.
