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comparable model development; electrical characterization and device reliability; memristor circuit electronics; and device-to-circuit integration. Experience with physical reservoir computing or other
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, diagnostics and drug development are among the University of Turku’s key strengths and form one of the thematic focus areas in its research and education. The InFLAMES Flagship ( https://inflames.utu.fi/ ) is
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in Finland and to support the development of legislation, case law, and administrative practices in this field through research-based expertise. Job description Professor in Land Use and Property
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evaluations, the TIAS Board of Management makes final decisions on the successful applicants. Benefits TIAS is a research collegium which supports the bottom-up development of excellent early- and mid
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. Based on the external evaluations, the TIAS Board of Management makes final decisions on the successful applicants. Benefits TIAS is a research collegium which supports the bottom-up development of
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Research quality label . The label is a token of the University's commitment to continuous development of the position and working conditions of researchers according to the guidelines set forth in the
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, scientific writing, project development, teaching qualification. A vibrant, international, and supportive research community. We offer you responsible and interesting tasks and the opportunity to develop
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. Opportunities to collaborate with and visit outstanding European universities and industrial partners. Training courses for academic researchers, e.g., proposal writing, scientific writing, project development
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on digital waters . The position is divided equally between research within the Digital Waters (DIWA) Flagship and teaching and programme development within the Space Technology and Environmental
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(MSCA) COFUND programme and the University of Turku. It is located within the University’s Turku Institute for Advanced Studies (TIAS), a research collegium which supports the bottom-up development of