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interdisciplinary and international research teams Willingness to supervise junior researchers and develop your supervision skills Excellent command of spoken and written English Research group The Machine Learning
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interest and expertise, the work will include: Develop laser-cooling techniques for trapped ions including the setup and operation of laser systems Optimize the laser-cooling trap built by our collaboration
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together leading European partners to investigate early-life determinants of immune system development through large-scale, longitudinal multi-omics studies, integrating data across multiple birth cohorts
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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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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
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technologies. We are committed to educating a new generation of experts who combine technical excellence with a deep understanding of sustainable development in shaping societies. Our research focuses
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positions will be filled for a fixed-term period of 3 years and are connected to Tampere University’s FutureChips Postdoctoral Programme and focus on fundamental technology and methods development for next
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). The position will focus on computational analysis and modeling of links between human microbiome and cancer. The selected candidate will develop and apply data science methods, contribute to data processing
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Toxicology (MAT) research group, a newly established group led by Dr Alexandra Schaffert. MAT develops next-generation, animal testing-free approaches to chemical safety, combining molecular biology
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provides opportunities to work with large biodiversity datasets, collaborate with international researchers, and develop expertise in ecological networks, spatial analyses, and conservation science. The