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, who is excited to contribute to an ambitious international research project. The successful applicant must have: A PhD (completed before the start of employment) in ecology, evolutionary biology
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and qualifications A PhD degree in computational biology, machine learning, computer science, data science, bioinformatics, or a related discipline Demonstrated machine learning experience in form
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to utilize this data in healthcare planning, personalized medicine and targeted recall-studies. In this position, you will be a part of an expanding team working on difficult and meaningful challenges together
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studies that support future clinical development of retinal therapies. Key responsibilities The postdoctoral researcher will: Lead and conduct independent research projects within the group's scientific
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for grants Depending on interests and expertise, some teaching on cooperative studies is possible. The candidate we seek Has a relevant PhD degree (e.g., business administration, management, sociology
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Contribute to the development of JYFLTRAP/MR-ToF-MS and their application to decay spectroscopy studies Participate in experiments at the IGISOL radioactive-ion-beam facility Present scientific results
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expertise and scholarly interest. The main task of the appointed doctoral researcher is to conduct independent research at the intersection of critical migration studies, sociology of work and platform labour
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other researchers (MSc and PhD students, post-docs and project researchers), as well as with an extended network of international collaborators. Job description The selected candidate will work on the ERC
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The New Humanitarian Infrastructures at the End of Aid project studies how humanitarian infrastructures are emerging, being remade or falling into ruination following the end of global commitment
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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