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must have a Master's degree in engineering, materials science, chemistry, physical chemistry or in a closely related field. Please note that your degree should be obtained within the last 5 years, latest
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aims to understand the primary sources of diffuse pollution in the intensively monitored pilot catchment and the impact of diffuse pollution to plankton biodiversity. Collaborating with members
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includes Aalto University’s extensive occupational health care We work in a hybrid way with flexible office hours, and the primary workplace is at our active university campus in Otaniemi, Espoo. Funding
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teaching. The main strength areas of the department are chemical nanoscience, functional molecules and materials, chemistry in circular economy, and chemistry education. The department is a member of the
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Researcher in field of developmental psychology, from September 1, 2024 for fixed-term period of one year. The Postdoctoral Researcher will work in the project Get involved! Learning in primary school funded
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of the Research Council of Finland Certificates/Diplomas: Scanned copy of the original doctoral degree certificate and, when necessary, official translations to Finnish or English. In case the degree is still in
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on the guidelines of the Research Council of Finland Certificates/Diplomas: Scanned copy of the original MSc degree certificate and, when necessary, official translations to Finnish or English. In case the degree is
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metal production and other high-temperature processes with the main emphasis on the production of iron, steel, and ferroalloys. Research is executed in close cooperation with the metallurgical industry
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Motivation letter (max. one page, briefly introducing your credentials) Study transcripts (Master and if possible Bachelor also) Other supporting material (e.g. Reference letters) Please note: Aalto
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for a candidate who has a Master's degree in psychology, educational psychology, education, or sustainability science. The doctoral researcher’s project is led and supervised by Professor Maria Ojala. In