11 parallel-programming "Intelligent Systems Group" Postdoctoral positions at Umeå University
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aims to turn HTC filtrate from a problem into a resource. In parallel, the filtrate is used as substrate for microbial production of biodegradable plastics (PHA) together with our partners at Karlstad
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Robotics Artificial intelligence Demonstrated research experience in robot control and, more generally, complex systems Strong programming skills (e.g. C/C++, Python, ROS) Solid skills in numerical
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contribute to research on disorders of the brain. You will work with some degree of independence as a postdoctoral researcher in a group studying Parkinson’s disease and other alpha-synuclein–related
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statistical methods for functional data, specifically with a focus on sample size estimation or reliability for functional data. ability to work both independently and as part of a research group. In
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. The Staff Scientist position is based in the Fors Connolly research group, a multidisciplinary environment with medical doctors, statisticians and epidemiologists. The group has published in journals
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, Linköping, Gothenburg and SciLifeLab. As a research group funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation, the Horváth Lab is also part of the Program for Academic Leaders in Life Science network
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, within an interdisciplinary research group led by Professors Carl-Johan Boraxbekk, Erik Rosendahl and Marlene Sandlund. The position is full-time for two years placed at Umeå University, Sweden, with
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Medicine. More information about the research conducted in the group can be found on our webpage: Ellen Bushell . For further information about the The Department of Molecular Biology and MIMS, please
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environment The postdoc will join the group of Dr. Barbara Sixt, a highly international research team. The lab is based at Umeå University in northern Sweden and is affiliated with the Department of
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understand molecular mechanisms of epigenetic regulation by the Polycomb and Trithorax group proteins. Project description Chromosomal rearrangements of the human MLL1 gene are associated with de novo