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common work manners and active participation in group development. Job description We are looking for a Research Assistant or preferably M.Sc. thesis student to work related to a newly launched research
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partners. Training courses for academic researchers, e.g., proposal writing, scientific writing, project development, teaching qualification. A vibrant, international, and supportive research community. We
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occupational health care, support in access to high quality sports facilities, and vast opportunities for professional development. Standard Finnish pension benefits are provided for university employees. Apply
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representative. DSII offers Doctoral Researchers a unique opportunity to undertake dissertation research, gain a thorough understanding of product development, tackle real-world business challenges and expand
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-orogenic hydrothermal fluids and their role in the evolution of the bedrock. The project will be carried out at University of Turku in collaboration with several universities and research institutes. Job
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motivation to learn, and develop novel research directions together Wellness benefit ePassi covering sport, culture, and well-being. Read more about other staff benefits. Development and career options
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use. What your work will be like You will focus on research and the development of computer vision and machine learning methods for ecological data analysis. The work includes image-based and multimodal
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international collaborations in multi-disciplinary research ranging from the development of data analysis and machine learning methods to applications in omics research. Researchers in Finland have access
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the University of Turku the right to use the HR Excellence in Research quality label . The label is a token of the University's commitment to continuous development of the position and working conditions of
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is to provide new scientific knowledge for the development and design of environmentally benign and sustainable materials, unit operations, and production processes. Core competence areas include