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access to city, culture, and the surrounding nature with large forests and lakes, and an environment that supports developing a healthy work-life balance. Read more about Finland and Tampere: https
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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 HolistIC project , which develops ultra-low-power system-on-chip designs for next-generation intelligent audio IoT sensors. Your Role and Goals As a Doctoral Researcher, you will: Design energy-efficient
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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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, and German language skills and previous experience with cooperatives and cooperation are considered as merits in the application. We provide Opportunities for professional development in an enthusiastic
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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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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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, cybersecurity, and optimization to develop next-generation methods for monitoring, decision-making, and resilient operation of safety-critical cyber-physical systems. We combine fundamental research with