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to complete an article-based PhD based on the empirical material produced, as well as to participating in project communications, organising project events and other tasks relating to the project. Duties will
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, Department of Biotechnology and the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering. We have more than 2,000 graduate and postgraduate students and circa 400 employees, 50 of whom are professors. Our
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of Turku, it was established in the beginning of 2021. The Faculty consists of the Department of Computing, Department of Biotechnology and the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering. We have
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you: A relevant PhD degree and preferably a completed postdoctoral period.Applicable fields: stream ecology, biogeochemistry, environmental science, environmental engineering (the last three mainly in
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the University of Jyväskylä Regulations and language skills guidelines . The PhD degree required for the position must have been completed before the starting date. A trial period of six months will be used in
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strong focus on digital data and methods. The successful candidate is expected to benefit from and collaborate with other team members, including the PI and approximately ten other researchers (MSc and PhD
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implementation and will be expected to complete a PhD monograph or article-based PhD based on the empirical material produced, as well as participating in project communications, collaborating with partner
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community. We are particularly interested in candidates with: Strong computational and bioinformatics expertise combined with interest in cancer biology and gene regulation. Background can be PhD or even MSc
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institute. The employment of the PhD researcher must be full-time (100%) and continuous. Research or part of it can be conducted outside the University of Helsinki, for example, in a governmental research
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to the climate crisis. We expect the successful candidate to have: completed a PhD in any area related to climate democracy, broadly defined, including humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences