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employees, one of the largest departments at the Faculty of Natural sciences at Stockholm University. A significant part of the teaching activities is at the undergraduate level with courses in General
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. The stipend is strictly dedicated to supporting research training and career development as an early-career scientist, without any teaching obligations or compensation included in the stipend amount. The ABC
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variety of training and teaching opportunities. In addition, Sweden provides a prime environment for early career researchers, with a variety of grants aimed at postdocs acquiring their own research funding
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in particular researchers in mathematical general relativity and/or microlocal analysis. Main responsibilities The main responsibility is to carry out research. The position also includes mild teaching
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Ref. No. SU FV-1550-24 at Department of Psychology . Closing date: 30 june 2024. The Department of Psychology is a diverse and creative workplace for education and research in Psychology. Each
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Umeå University is one of Sweden’s largest institutions of higher education with over 35,000 students and 4,200 faculty and staff. We are characterised by world-leading research in several
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employees, one of the largest departments at the Faculty of Natural sciences at Stockholm University. A significant part of the teaching activities is at the undergraduate level with courses in General
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the Lund Stem Cell Center and Wallenberg Centre for Molecular Medicine. This stimulating environment provides a variety of training and teaching opportunities. In addition, Sweden provides a prime
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University. A significant part of the teaching activities is at the undergraduate level with courses in General, Physical, Inorganic, and Analytical Chemistry. The teaching at the graduate level focuses
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. The department is divided into four units with more than 170 researchers, teachers, doctoral students and technical/administrative staff from over 30 countries. Research and teaching focuses on chemical