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students, and provides a strong international community for condensed matter physics. The QMAT Centre of Excellence (https://www.qmat.fi ), led by Tero Heikkilä, is the only Centre of Excellence in quantum
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the application process can be sent to Hanken’s PhD Administration at [email protected] Where to apply Website https://hanken.rekrytointi.com/paikat/index.php?o=A_LOJ&list=1&lang=en&rspvt=bx
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2 Oct 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Itä-Suomen yliopisto Department The Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology, Department of Physics and Mathematics Research Field Engineering
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) Positions Master Positions Application Deadline 29 Oct 2026 - 23:59 (Europe/Helsinki) Country Finland Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week 1612/year Offer Starting Date 1 Feb 2027 Is
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of the associate professorship, a promotion to a permanent full professorship will ensue. A typical starting gross salary for a newly appointed professor is 84 000–98 000 euros/year. For assistant and associate
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positions (title: Senior Researcher) for a three-year period starting from 1 September 2027. TIES2 Fellows are selected via an international call for applications and TIAS welcomes applications from projects
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Turku Institute for Advanced Studies (TIAS) invites applications for four (4) Collegium Fellow (Collegium Researcher) positions for a three-year period starting
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) positions for a three-year period starting from 1 September 2027. TIAS Fellows are selected via an international call for applications and TIAS welcomes applications from projects based in any discipline
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separate application process which is arranged at least twice a year in order to be admitted and enrolled as a doctoral student at the University of Vaasa. For more information about eligibility and the
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at Åbo Akademi University's campus in Turku, where regular campus presence is expected by the doctoral researcher. The principle of total work time (1612 hours per year) is applied to all research staff