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infrastructures and a vibrant international scientific community. About the project Repeat sequences are widespread in genomes and inherently unstable; changes in nucleotide repeat length that result in expansions
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opportunity to shape part of their doctoral research by developing a complementary project aligned with their expertise and scientific interests, forming one chapter of the PhD thesis. Furthermore
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sequencing (ChIP-seq) experiments. Characterizing cardiomyocytes generated from genetically modified cell lines by gene expression analyses, immunocytochemistry, immunoblotting, and microscopy. Developing in
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electron microscopy (cryo-EM), light microscopy, sequencing, and proteomics. For more information, please visit https://www.helsinki.fi/hilife/bi Additional information For further inquiries regarding
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the Research Council of Finland (RCF) consortium project focusing on the development of low-field MRI hardware, sequences, image reconstruction and applications, in the Quantitative MRI research group
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will join a research group working on longitudinal models of multiple chronic diseases across the life course. The postdoctoral researcher will contribute to building and evaluating machine learning
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data sharing. However, operating as part of ecosystems will also bind organizations and influence their capacity to change. Subsequently, implementing changes requires alignment at a corresponding level
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interests which align with their own. Please note that it is not necessary for applicants to contact departments or staff members. Applicants should outline why they particularly wish to be part of the TIES2
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applicants should identify both the department within which they wish to be located and outline relevant areas of the department’s research interests which align with their own. Applicants must also outline
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dissertation that aligns with the project’s topic. If the selected applicant does not have the right to pursue a doctoral degree at the University of Turku by the end of the application period, the position will