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to anticipate, detect and respond to emerging viral threats at an earlier stage than before. Coordinated by Prof. Dr. Heli Harvala, Professor of Virology at the University of Turku in Finland, the network brings
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Are you passionate about transforming cutting-edge science into compelling stories that inspire action and understanding? Do you enjoy communicating complex research in ways that engage scientists
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whose work may center on one or more of the following disciplines: Developing a mechanistic understanding of interactions of food macromolecules in complex matrices during processing or formulation
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exploitation of these solutions requires basic understanding of the complex interactions in the environment which shape microbial communities and their functions in soil and at the plant root interface. Hence
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therefore expect you to have: Strong analytical and computational skills A passion for complex research and development projects Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a dynamic research
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(PSAI), covering probabilistic, symbolic and neuro-symbolic approaches to AI, and Data Engineering, Science, and Systems (DESS), focusing on methods and systems for managing and analysing complex data
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broad scientific network and gain hands-on experience with complementary expertise and facilities. Responsibilities and qualifications As a PhD candidate, you will take a leading scientific role in
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public and private organizations. Our projects are interdisciplinary and navigate across complex innovation systems where a human-centred and technology-oriented mindset is necessary to tackle wicked
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technologies and driving the development and optimization of new process flows. The role demands strong technological insight, solid leadership capabilities, and the ability to navigate a complex and ambitious
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associated chemicals in complex samples as well as mapping of exposure-associated changes in lipid organization, protein secondary structure, or cellular biochemical fingerprints within endocrine responsive