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perspective with an empirical research methodology. The position is fixed-term for 2 years with a possible extension of 2,5 years. Position description The work is part of a new UnloQ project, which aims
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join the research group located at the Institute of Biotechnology, HiLIFE, and enrol in one of the doctoral programs at the University of Helsinki. The work is scheduled to start in January 2027 or as
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of Helsinki. The responsibilities of the research assistant include supportive tasks such as: Providing support in research work, proofreading, editing archival data collections and work related to finalizing
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. The work will be based at the Viikki Campus in Helsinki, Finland. The postdoctoral researcher will join the research project ANEW – Arising Novelty in Ecological Networks: consequences for ecosystem
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, including its environmental, climate, and biodiversity impacts. An essential aspect of the position is examining ruminants as part of a sustainable and responsible food system. Successful performance in
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. Both experiments include laboratory work. The doctoral researcher will be positioned in the Department of Forest Sciences at the University of Helsinki, in the Soils and Climate Change Research Group led
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, supervise students and post-doctoral researchers, make use of national and international research funding opportunities, participate in education at all levels at the Department, and promote the interaction
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broadly. An increasingly important part of the role will be to engage students across disciplines, create meaningful pathways into computational work, and develop teaching in dialogue with them
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the position is examining ruminants as part of a sustainable and responsible food system. Successful performance in the position requires a broad understanding of agriculture and livestock production. Knowledge
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Life Sciences fields. Experience in RNA-based methodology such as RNA isolation, quality control, gene expression analysis, RNA sequencing, or related approaches. The ability to work both independently