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infrastructures and a vibrant international scientific community. About the project Repeat sequences are widespread in genomes and inherently unstable; changes in nucleotide repeat length that result in expansions
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electron microscopy (cryo-EM), light microscopy, sequencing, and proteomics. For more information, please visit https://www.helsinki.fi/hilife/bi Additional information For further inquiries regarding
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employment, multiple job holding, ‘taskification’ of work into short gigs, and obscured lines between paid and unpaid labour. By highlighting migrants' experiences, the project challenges conventional
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experience and current work align with the overarching aims of the team of History of Ethics and Law of Responding to Suffering; a research idea outlining why the project’s themes or approach interest you and
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previous research experience and current work align with the overarching aims of the team; a research idea outlining why the project’s themes or approach interest you and how you position your own research
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of such processes with researchers and project partners, both academic and community-based. Coordinate and project-manage multiple researchers and a range of specific research tasks within the climate democracy
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, helping to develop practitioner-informed metrics for imitation quality, contextual alignment, and pragmatic fit. Empirically, HUMAIN will conduct seven COMIG studies spanning everyday life, education, and
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the outset, helping to develop practitioner-informed metrics for imitation quality, contextual alignment, and pragmatic fit. Empirically, HUMAIN will conduct seven COMIG studies spanning everyday life
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) at the Department of Computer Science, aligning with concurrent projects developing foundation models for healthcare. The groups are active members of the ELLIS Institute Finland (https://www.ellisinstitute.fi
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and the Probabilistic Machine Learning Lab (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/researchgroups/probabilistic-machine-learning ; groups of Acerbi and Klami) at the Department of Computer Science, aligning with