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in decision-making in the food sector and sustainability-related challenges. About the position The position is placed within the research group Decision-making and Managerial Behaviour and offers
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technologies. The division is characterized by close collaboration between research groups and brings together a broad range of expertise across different research areas. This creates an open and stimulating
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decision is made. Very strong (documented) written and verbal communication skills in English. Qualifications (your application will be assessed against these criteria) Particular weight will be given
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, and software engineering. The position is salaried (not just fully funded) and part of a lively research environment located in the beautiful city of Gothenburg on the West coast of Sweden
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40 00. OFR/S: reach us via email: [email protected] . We decline all direct contact with staffing and recruitment companies as well as sellers of recruitment advertisements. URL to this page https
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teaching as an opportunity to grow, not just a task on your to-do list. The following requirements are mandatory: You hold a doctoral degree in a relevant field (applied mathematics, electrical engineering
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focuses on in situ formation of organic electronic materials in living environments, enabling new ways to create soft, adaptive, and spatially precise interfaces with biological tissue (see, for example
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opportunity to grow, not just a task on your to-do list. The following requirements are mandatory: You hold a doctoral degree in a relevant field (applied mathematics, electrical engineering, transport
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well as a highly collaborative research environment. For more information about Nathaniel Street’s research group, see: https://www.umu.se/en/staff/nathaniel-street/ Project description Establishing robust
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. We now aim to strengthen the group with a postdoctoral position. The research focus for this position should be linked to the learning materiual developed by the lab, but the precise area in focus may