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participate in the group’s teaching activities. Your network and team Currently, our research group consists of 1 professor, 1 lecturer, 1 staff scientist, 2 postdocs and 5 PhD students, and several
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addition to research, you will also be expected to take part in the supervision of PhD students and the teaching activities of the research group. Your network and team Currently, our research group consists of 1
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. Remuneration information: The position is at complexity level 8 in Luke's salary system and the position specific salary is EUR 3596,42 per month. In addition, a salary component based on personal performance
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collaborators represent several top research organizations in the world, allowing for excellent networking opportunities with leading researchers from a wide spectrum of fields. Research environment We welcome
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and a reputation as a centre of Finland’s information society. Despite its growth, living in Tampere is highly affordable. In addition, the excellent public transport network enables quick, easy and
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profile We are seeking an open-minded, self-motivated researcher with rigorous approach to complex and interdisciplinary problem. Applicant is expected to have excellent academic merits and hold a master’s
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of the space, in the sense that the group contains a kind of virtual copy of the space. The Rubin's theorem for subshifts project aims to show that the automorphism group of a sufficiently rich/complex subshift
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four decades in a diverse population complex of Atlantic salmon in a large subarctic river. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 76(1), 42–55. https://doi.org/10.1139/cjfas-2017-0343