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Tenure track assistant/associate professor in plant-based food production with a special focus on sustainable weed management
Description of Duties
Are you motivated about future sustainable arable cropping systems for plant-based food production? Do you want to contribute to the green transition of Danish and European crop production? If so, the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University, Denmark, invites applications for an attractive position in the Crop Health section to perform team-based projects. You will have the opportunity to expand your research portfolio in integrated weed management and sustainable crop production to support reduced reliance on chemical herbicides, advancing innovative solutions for weed management, and promoting the production of plant-based food. The Crop Health section carries out tasks for the Danish authorities, and you will also be involved in policy support related to herbicides and crop production, including the assessment of herbicide and plant growth regulator efficacy dossiers submitted for pesticide authorizations in Denmark and the EU Northern zone.
To be assessed as qualified for a Tenure Track Assistant Professor position, we expect you to:
Have a PhD in weed management, agronomy, plant ecology, or similar
Document experience in scientific writing with several papers in high-quality journals or other high-quality publication channels
Have established international research collaborations (e.g. joint papers and applications)
Show proficiency in working collaboratively and establishing meaningful relationships.
To be assessed as qualified for an Associate Professor position, you must:
Hold a PhD in weed management, agronomy, plant ecology or similar
Document experience in scientific writing with several papers in high-quality journals or other high-quality publication channels
Possess a good H-index (depending on research area and number of years after PhD degree)
Act or have acted as supervisor or co-supervisor of MSc and PhD students
Have spent time on long-term research stay(s) abroad at another internationally acknowledged university or research institution
Be skilled in working with others and possess the ability to form professional relationships.