Assistant Professor in Remote Sensing and Deep Learning of Woody Ecosystem Properties

The Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management at the University of Copenhagen seeks an Assistant Professor in Remote Sensing and Deep Learning of woody ecosystem properties. This position is part of the TreeSense Center, which aims to enhance global tree monitoring through innovative technologies. The successful candidate will focus on developing methods for mapping tree species composition across European forests, utilizing satellite and aerial imagery, and integrating multi-sensor data. Applicants should hold a PhD in relevant fields and demonstrate strong research capabilities, programming skills, and experience in remote sensing and forest monitoring. The position is full-time, starting on September 15, 2026, for a duration of 15 months, with an application deadline of July 19, 2026.