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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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programme. Develop and optimise retinal organoid and stem cell-based disease models. Design and evaluate gene therapy and gene editing constructs. Contribute to mentoring students and junior researchers
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of Excellence in Neutron-Star Physics 2026-2033 (https://neutronstars.fi/ ), funded by the Research Council of Finland. The Centre of Excellence status provides us with long-term funding, strong connections
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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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current challenges with determination and collaboration. As part of the Nordic region’s largest energy technology hub, we promote sustainable business, energy, and society. We educate future professionals
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. Additionally, circa 5% of working time should be allocated to teaching and/or supervision duties, to be negotiated with the selected candidate(s). The research is conducted at University of Helsinki as part of
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serious games for research is considered an advantage. Experience or training in programming languages (e.g., R or Python) for data-analysis and willingness to develop these skills is considered
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Reality (VR) environments is also considered beneficial. Experience or training in programming languages (e.g., R or Python) for data-analysis and willingness to develop these skills is considered
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, international research university, with about 4000 employees who produce new knowledge based on high-standards research and provide research based education to build a more sustainable, smarter, and more humane
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at the Department of Technical Physics. The aim of the project is to develop and validate image reconstruction methods and hardware for low-field (~50 mT) magnetic resonance imaging. As our new Postdoctoral