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closely related discipline. Your doctoral degree should be completed by the end of the application period and no longer than 10 years prior. Experience of utilising, evaluating and developing machine
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, sports facilities, and ample opportunities for professional development and language studies. The International Staff Services office (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/university/working-at-the-university
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of Biological and Environmental Sciences or the Discipline of Social and Public Policy in the Faculty of Social Sciences. The position is initially offered for three years, with the possibility of extension
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, sports facilities, and ample opportunities for professional development and language studies. The International Staff Services office (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/university/working-at-the-university
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The Faculty of Humanities invites applications for 1-2 POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER POSITION(S) IN THE STUDY OF ANCIENT OF NEAR EAST for a fixed term of 12-14-month employment contract starting between
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regulation, computational biology and clinicians. Your main responsibilities will include: planning and conducting genomics-based studies related to leukemia biology and immunology, benchmarking and developing
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expertise by offering versatile training and competence development possibilities which employees can take advantage of during their working hours. Also, the course offering of Open University is free
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research team aims to contribute toward finding solutions for sustainable futures that can benefit people and nature. We focus on developing new insights on human-nature interactions and using
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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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We are looking for a highly motivated and skilled Postdoctoral Researcher / Bioinformatician to join our collaborative, multidisciplinary research team applying single-cell methodologies to study