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. Responsibilities include: Designing, delivering, assessing, and continuously developing remote sensing courses, as well as producing and supervising learning materials, exercises, and project work. Taking primary
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behaviours. NATURETIME aims to generate actionable knowledge to inform the design of cities and other living environments, thereby improving human time-perception regulation, boosting well-being, and
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knowledge that can inform the design of cities and other living environments in a manner that improves human time perception regulation, boosts well-being, and stimulates the positive and sustainable
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https://turkupetcentre.fi/ ) to advance immunology, innovation, and collaboration with healthcare and industry partners. Working at InFLAMES, you will contribute to Finland’s leading immunology research
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decision-making (for example a research plan, awards, a valid English proficiency certificate, e.g. IELTS or TOEFL) Further information Home page of the research group: https://www.olaresearch.org
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: Developing robust defense mechanisms against adversarial threats and verifiable secure ML solutions. Responsibilities Design, develop, and implement state-of-the-art, post-quantum secure GenAI protocols and
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research plan, awards) Further information Home page of the research group: https://www.olaresearch.org/ For further information about the position, please contact: Assistant Professor Shaoxiong Ji
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research interests, including a research plan for a prospective doctoral thesis • a copy of MSc degree certificate or equivalent, or expected date of certification. If the certificate is not in Finnish
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certificate (MSc or equivalent; on the application form under "other") • Other documents that may affect the decision-making (for example a research plan, awards) Please submit your application through our
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approximately 130 researchers and support staff). The InFLAMES Flagship (Innovation Ecosystem based on the Immune System) is a joint organization of the University of Turku and Åbo Akademi University aiming