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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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investigates how electricity markets must be designed, and how demand-side flexibility must be mobilised, for a power system dominated by variable renewable generation to remain reliable and affordable
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theses in the discipline within the Bachelor's Programme in Agricultural Sciences and the Master's Programme in Agricultural Sciences (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/degree-programmes/maataloustieteiden
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focused on: Developing gene therapy approaches for inherited retinal diseases. Designing and optimising CRISPR-based gene editing strategies, including base editing and prime editing. Generating and
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. Responsibilities include: Designing, delivering, assessing, and continuously developing remote sensing courses, as well as producing and supervising learning materials, exercises, and project work. Taking primary
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, implementation, evaluation, and strengthening of the impact of the research, development and innovation (RDI) activities of the research group. Where to apply Website https://kuntarekry.fi/fi/tyopaikat/research
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plan template at https://www.luke.fi/fi/documents/luke-research-plan-template-0 For further information on the recruitment and scientific evaluation of Lukes research professors, please visit https
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Professor/Assistant/Associate Professor, Governance of Food Security and Pharmaceutical Preparedness
sector perspective, research focuses particularly on the design of optimal regulation and incentives for companies and civil society actors. From the business perspective, key areas of interest include
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behaviours. NATURETIME aims to generate actionable knowledge to inform the design of cities and other living environments, thereby improving human time-perception regulation, boosting well-being, and
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knowledge that can inform the design of cities and other living environments in a manner that improves human time perception regulation, boosts well-being, and stimulates the positive and sustainable