You will have daily responsibility for research and teaching in the field of paper conservation. You will work closely, and in dialogue, with the Institute’s approximately 20 researchers and tutors, and 70 students. We also encourage active collaborations with national and international cultural organisations and conservation networks. You will be responsible for educating students in the theoretical and practical aspects of the active and preventive conservation of paper-based artefacts and be required to participate in teaching our interdisciplinary courses. Your tasks will also include student supervision and examination as well as a range of administrative duties. As a researcher, you will participate in the research environment of the Institute and the Royal Danish Academy, where you will initiate, conduct and disseminate research projects. Such projects may be conducted either independently or in collaboration with others. The Institute’s modern, specialised laboratories are fitted with state-of-the-art equipment such as Instron, SEM, FTIR, HPLC, Micro Fader, XRF and microbiological facilities.

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