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are located in departments which act as hosts to the research. Selected applicants will benefit from being hosted within departments in the University’s faculties, while also being part of the vibrant TIAS
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, while also being part of the vibrant TIAS research community. Who we are looking for Postdoctoral Fellow is defined as being within five (5) years of applicants having passed their PhD. Applicants must
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seeking to recruit a motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to work in the theory projects within the Centre of Excellence in Quantum Materials (https://www.qmat.fi ). The research will be guided by Professor
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ecosystem functioning driven by poleward expansion of Atlantic waters and with it dispersal of temperate species. While these changes are documented at the species level, their effects on intraspecific
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the business landscape and service market. In the future market, also referred to as Market 4.0, ecosystems are predicted to be in a dominant position, and various forms of cooperation and joint operation will
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. Both experiments include laboratory work. The doctoral researcher will be positioned in the Department of Forest Sciences at the University of Helsinki, in the Soils and Climate Change Research Group led
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broadly. An increasingly important part of the role will be to engage students across disciplines, create meaningful pathways into computational work, and develop teaching in dialogue with them
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, supervise students and post-doctoral researchers, make use of national and international research funding opportunities, participate in education at all levels at the Department, and promote the interaction
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the position is examining ruminants as part of a sustainable and responsible food system. Successful performance in the position requires a broad understanding of agriculture and livestock production. Knowledge
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obtained isolated materials. The work will also comprise help in the supervision of undergraduate, graduate and visiting students. The researcher is expected to present their findings in scientific meetings