14 software-formal-method-phd Postdoctoral positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI in Finland
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frameworks, bioinformatics, data analysis, data science, discrete and machine learning algorithms, distributed, intelligent, and interactive systems, networks, security, and software and database systems
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the dynamics of therapy-resistance by combining advanced molecular biology method development to multi-omic single-cell analyses of both ex vivo models and clinical tumor specimens. Our novel, in-house
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to maintaining a collaborative and supportive research environment. Your qualifications We are looking for an ambitious and highly motivated scientist with: A PhD in molecular biology, genetics, stem cell biology
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for an engaged postdoctoral researcher, who is an expert in qualitative methods and that has an interest in cooperatives. The work will involve: Conducting qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) to examine factors
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studies in Finland. The doctoral researcher will have the opportunity to be part of developing novel ethnographically oriented methods to study the platformisation of service labour in Finland from both
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). Methodologically, the research project will be ethnographic, but the doctoral researcher is encouraged to engage with other methods, such as collaborative research. The appointee will play a key role in project
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([email protected] ) and Dr. Tutku Aykanat ([email protected] ). Formal applications should include as a single pdf file: a CV including a list of publications and with names and contact details
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Motivated, ambitious and self-driven candidates with a PhD degree in a relevant field (chemistry or related) interested in metal recycling are encouraged to apply. Experience in the fields of coordination
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to the climate crisis. We expect the successful candidate to have: completed a PhD in any area related to climate democracy, broadly defined, including humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences
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institute. The employment of the PhD researcher must be full-time (100%) and continuous. Research or part of it can be conducted outside the University of Helsinki, for example, in a governmental research