13 Computer-Science research jobs at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden
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technology. Previous experiences in using advanced imaging techniques (nano-X-ray computed tomography, small-angle x-ray scattering, synchrotron-based X‑ray fluorescence microscopy, synchrotron X-ray
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first-hand About the position Novel genetic and genomic tools are indispensable for plant breeding. The Swedish apple breeding program is currently being converted from the phenotype-based to genome
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, molecular biology, bioinformatics or related areas Proficiency in English speaking and writing An analytical mind set and a keen interest in aquatic microbial ecology and phage genome evolution A strong track
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biology, mycology, plant pathology, microbiology, food science, computational genetics, chemistry and biotechnology. It provides a high quality infrastructure including plant cultivation facilities
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teaching are conducted in the subjects economics and business studies. The department has master's and bachelor programs in economics, and a PhD program. Priority areas in economics are 1) environment and
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development of a program for environmental monitoring in waters affected by hydropower. This is done in collaboration with leading researchers in the field, as well as relevant authorities (County
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particular interest in biodiversity and remote sensing. The candidate must hold a PhD in a relevant area, such as remote sensing, ecology, or forest science. Merits for this position are computational
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the results. Your profile You should hold a doctoral degree in biology, zoology, ecology, animal science or veterinary medicine and have a research focus in animal and/or insect welfare, or insect pathology
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introductory and advanced training in plant physiology, ecophysiology, plant molecular biology, forest genetics and forest biotechnology within the Forestry program and at the master level. The department offers
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-doctoral researcher will be collaboratively supervised by Professors Arne Pommerening and Matthias Peichl (Swedish University of Agricultural Science, Department of Forest Ecology and Management, Umeå