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programmes which all focus on different areas of cell and molecular biology: Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, Microbiology and Immunology, Molecular Biology, Molecular Biophysics, Molecular Evolution
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workplaces. Uppsala University has over 54,000 students, more than 7,500 employees and a turnover of around SEK 8 billion. The Department of Chemistry - Ångström conducts research and education in
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well as patent and innovation support. The Department of Chemistry - Ångström conducts research and education in the chemistry field. The department has more than 260 employees and has a turnover of 290 million
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workplaces. Uppsala University has over 54,000 students, more than 7,500 employees and a turnover of around SEK 8 billion. The PhD Program at the Department of Economics prepares you both for a career in
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internationally successful research environment. With approximately 60 faculty members and 40 PhD-students, we are recognized as one of the leading political science departments in the Nordic region. One of the PhD
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political science departments in the Nordic region. The position is linked to the research consortium European Social Science Genetics Network (ESSGN) and the research project The genetics of life course
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, biology, bioinformatics, psychology, chemistry, or related subjects. The applicant must be able to work independently and be well organized. The person should be highly motivated, thorough, goal-oriented
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the Disciplinary Domain of Medicine and Pharmacy and the Faculty of Social Sciences, organisationally and administratively located at the Department of Medical Sciences. There is also collaboration with Lif
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workplaces. Uppsala University has over 54,000 students, more than 7,500 employees and a turnover of around SEK 8 billion. PhD student position in vascular biology with a focus on vascular malformations
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collaboration with industry and society. Within the Department of Information Technology, this position is at the Computing Science Division. Our research addresses the theory, design and implementation