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/unijobs/listing/372167/postdocs-for-the-fa… Contact City Helsinki, Finland STATUS: EXPIRED
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The Research Council of Finland funds four Finnish Flagships over two four-year periods. The Flagship of Advanced Mathematics for Sensing, Imaging and Modelling, FAME, is a multidisciplinary consortium that develops methods of applied mathematics and physics for the benefit of society, including...
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Miika Nieminen, Research Unit of Health Sciences and Technology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oulu by email: [email protected] with "FAME-postdoc in MRI" as the subject of the message. Type
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water for people and ecosystems through integrated and sustainable practices and novel digital solutions. The postdoc will work on DIWA’s Research Theme 5 ‘Transformative Water Management’, and
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/ . The following attachments should be submitted: A free-form application letter, clearly indicating motivation to pursue PhD or postdoc and conduct this research topic (max. 3 pages). A list of max. three
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Programme? Not funded by an EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description We are seeking 2 postdocs who will focus on the theory of magnetoelectric
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international scientific networks. You will have a chance to expand your research connections. - The research will be highly relevant within the metabolism and precision oncology area. This postdoc experience
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is a specialist in coding, hydro-morphodynamic modelling and fluvial research. More specifically, the topic of the research would relate to bank erosion modelling and its development. The postdoc will
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expand your research connections. The research will be highly relevant within the metabolism and precision oncology area. This postdoc experience will be a solid basis for your next-level career. - A
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for the postdoc is available until the end of 2027 (i.e. for ~3.5 years period). The expected starting date is as soon as possible (negotiable with the candidate). The salary range, terms and conditions are based