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and supervision of MSc and PhD students are part of the work. The position has a trial period of 6 months. Requirements The ideal candidate has a PhD in quantum computing or in computer science with
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members and supervision of MSc and PhD students are part of the work. The position has a trial period of 6 months. Requirements The ideal candidate has a PhD in quantum computing or in computer science with
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infrastructure, and high-performance computing resources at the University of Helsinki. The candidate will also have opportunities for collaboration with national and international project partners
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, multidisciplinary research team applying single-cell methodologies to study treatment resistance in ovarian cancer. Vähärautio lab ( https://vaharautiolab.org/) at the Medical Faculty, University of Helsinki
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Job Details Company Job Details The University of Helsinki ( https://www.helsinki.fi/en ), founded in 1640, is one of the world’s leading universities for multidisciplinary research. The university
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, entrepreneurship, and applied microeconomics, with opportunities for both individual and collaborative research, acquisition of external research funds, and supervision of MSc and PhD students. We seek
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supervision of students and participate in future funding applications. Requirements Postdoctoral Researcher Applicants must hold a PhD degree in chemistry or a closely related field by the start of
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motivated scientist with: A PhD in molecular biology, genetics, stem cell biology, biomedical sciences, ophthalmology, neuroscience, or a related field. Strong publication record relative to career stage
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must have: PhD degree (obtained or expected) in Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Genetics, or related Life Sciences fields. Experience in RNA-based methodology such as RNA isolation, quality control
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Institute of Sustainability Science is a cross-faculty research network in sustainability science within the University of Helsinki ( https://www.helsinki.fi/en/helsinki-institute-sustainability-science