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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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seeking to recruit a motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to work in the theory projects within the Centre of Excellence in Quantum Materials (https://www.qmat.fi ). The research will be guided by Professor
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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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language proficiency, if not indicated in the academic degree certificates/diplomas motivation letter Questions? For further information on the position, please contact Professor Merja Heinäniemi
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Professor Katriina Heikkila (katriina.heikkila[at]oulu.fi). Please do not send any application documents to this email address. Type of employment: Temporary position Contract type: Full time Number
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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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for internationally recruited employees with their transition to work and life in Finland. For more on the University of Helsinki as an employer, please see https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/careers
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information on the position, please contact Associate Professor Ricardo Henriques Correia raheco(at)utu.fi For questions related to the application process, please contact HR Specialist Saija Marjasto
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documents Further information For more information on the position, please contact Associate Professor Ricardo Henriques Correia raheco(at)utu.fi For questions related to the application process, please
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accurate translations of the original documents. Translations made by the applicants themselves are not accepted. Questions? For further information on the positions, please contact Professor Mikko Nissi