39 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI in Finland
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-science ) carries out research on chemistry and its applications at an international level and provides academic teaching based on high quality research. The Department of Computer Science is a leading unit
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meteorology, and numerical weather prediction. The successful candidate is expected to conduct an outstanding independent research program, direct and participate in collaborative networks and projects
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Digital Humanities study track. Working with other Digital Humanities staff, the appointee will develop both the DH curriculum and teaching in digital and computational methods for the Faculty of Arts more
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, or a related field. The successful candidate will have a strong academic track record and either a solid theoretical foundation or experience with computational methods. Experience in data analysis and
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Ability to curate and integrate large scale biomedical data Experience with workflow management and HPC environments Interest in RNA biology, alternative splicing and computational method development Strong
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LLM-generated responses through structured question-answer-evaluation conversations. Combining computational and interpretive methods, the project will generate reproducible, cross-domain datasets
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treatment resistance in ovarian cancer. Vähärautio lab (https://vaharautiolab.org/) at the Medical Faculty, University of Helsinki, is seeking a bioinformatician or a computer scientist with strong
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Prof. Mirkka Sarparanta is focused on the development of new molecular imaging tracers for positron emission tomography (PET) and single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and therapeutic
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evaluate human- and LLM-generated responses through structured question-answer-evaluation conversations. Combining computational and interpretive methods, the project will generate reproducible, cross-domain
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cell models, retinal organoids, and animal models, creating a unique translational pipeline from gene discovery to therapy development. The successful candidate will join a growing research programme