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operation, investment, and consumers. The project will produce new knowledge on electricity market design, system-level cost assessment, and demand-side flexibility, as well as new datasets, modelling methods
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medication purchases, laboratory measurements, clinical notes and imaging. Your main project will involve building and studying multimodal health trajectories on a nationwide scale to catch increasing disease
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experience in maintaining greenhouse experiments, experience in field and laboratory work. Experience in using 15N isotopes in studying soil processes would be desirable. Prior knowledge of biochar research
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microscopy-based imaging, flow cytometry, single-cell omics technologies, and functional immunological analyses. The research group is located in the MediCity Research Laboratory of the Faculty of Medicine
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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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employer and living in Helsinki, please see https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/careers and https://welcome.hel.fi . How to apply Applications must have the following enclosures as separate pdf files (in
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with clinicians. You get to work with multimodal nationwide Finnish health data from 7 million individuals including for example medication purchases, laboratory measurements, clinical notes and imaging. Your main
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Destination Earth Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin Project, Phase 3 (https://destine.ecmwf.int /), where INAR is a contributing member. The Climate DT project is setting up an operational simulation
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electromagnetic simulations Prototype manufacturing Extensive RF and antenna measurements utilizing anechoic chamber, RF measurement equipment and human phantoms RF circuit design Combining signal processing with
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will pioneer laser-based cooling techniques for short-lived radioactive ions and establish a new experimental paradigm for ultra-high-precision mass measurements at the IGISOL facility and beyond. Using