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The University of Helsinki (https://www.helsinki.fi/en ), founded in 1640, is one of the world’s leading universities for multidisciplinary research. The university has an international academic
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. This doctoral project examines how these developments shape relational aspects of work, (which may include authenticity, trust, social connection, and experiences of loneliness), as people negotiate emerging
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creative work. Refine the research questions and design with the supervision team and prepare ethics, data-management and open-science materials. Complete a doctoral thesis and related research outputs under
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models for multiple chronic diseases in real-world data and cohort studies. To successfully work in this position, experience of data-driven analytical approaches, machine learning and advanced
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investigates how electricity markets must be designed, and how demand-side flexibility must be mobilised, for a power system dominated by variable renewable generation to remain reliable and affordable
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MRI/DTI methods. The selected candidate will gain diverse methodological experience through the project and have the opportunity to become familiar with research in psycholinguistics, cognitive
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focused on: Developing gene therapy approaches for inherited retinal diseases. Designing and optimising CRISPR-based gene editing strategies, including base editing and prime editing. Generating and
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. Responsibilities include: Designing, delivering, assessing, and continuously developing remote sensing courses, as well as producing and supervising learning materials, exercises, and project work. Taking primary
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focus areas of the unit of Information and knowledge management good command of English University pedagogical studies and other pedagogical merits and experience will also be taken into account. Skills
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research design. Additionally, previous research experience or demonstrated interest in either time psychology or environmental psychology are advantageous. Earlier involvement in experiments using Virtual