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for the development of nanowire solar cells for space applications. The ZEUS project focuses on advancing the development of innovative and radiation-resistant nanowire solar cells with high efficiency. While current
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development. Your responsibilities will include: Developing and delivering training activities in AI/ML (courses, workshops, seminars) for LU researchers and users of Swedish AI Factory. Contributing
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. Within the research group, we care about a good work environment with respect and consideration in our relationships with each other and strive for a workplace that is experienced as developing and
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the development and optimisation of membrane processes for industrial applications. Subject description The position is in food technology with a focus on the development and evaluation of processes
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our interactions with one another, and we strive to create a workplace that is both stimulating and offers opportunities for professional development for all employees. We continuously work to create
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researchers, healthcare providers, industry, and the public to enhance our understanding of viral diseases and contribute to the development of new preventive, therapeutic, and diagnostic tools. A key part of
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techniques are used. The research is applied on problems in orthopaedics to develop better methods to understand and improve repair of musculoskeletal tissues. The group encompasses 10-12 scientists (teachers
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of Oncology, Department of Clinical Sciences, Lund University. This interdisciplinary composition enables studies ranging from the development and preclinical evaluation of radiopharmaceuticals to biological
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of Laboratory Medicine (ILM). The department to which the employment is attached will be decided upon appointment. Duties The main responsibilities will be to lead and develop undergraduate and second cycle
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spatial data science perspectives will be used to organise and interpret the evidence, identify geographical and methodological gaps in existing research, and develop a coherent knowledge base to support