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: Experience with georeferencing and geoprocessing tools applied to urban studies, including the organization, processing, analysis, and spatial representation of data. Strong academic track record, with
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; and spatialization tools. “Technical Networks and the Digitalization of Territory in Favelas” Project – Knowledge of Network and Flow Analysis, Territorial Planning, Human and Economic Geography
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biogenic particles; the effects of fronts, eddies, upwelling, and other mesoscale processes on biological communities; applications of remote sensing integrated with in situ observations, numerical modeling
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of data from geoparks in Brazil, Chile, and Mexico; the consolidation of an international database; fieldwork execution; and the analysis of spatial, documentary, and institutional risk management data
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mouse models, cell culture, molecular biology, processing of biological samples for omics analyses, and assessment of in vivo lipogenesis using radioisotopes. Mandatory requirements: Degree in Biological
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the mechanisms of immune regulation in sepsis, with a focus on neuroimmune and interorgan communication. It is also desirable for the candidate to have a strong interest in modelling gene regulatory
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modeling) to design consensus COBRA antigens against avian vírus H5N1; - The post-doctoral researcher will construct hypervesiculating bacterial strains using Lambda-Red recombinase and optimize OMV
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; • Familiarity with statistical analyses and modeling as well as machine learning approaches, supported with strong skills in computational optimization of methods; • Experience working with large-scale datasets
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, supported by Large Language Models (LLMs). Mandatory requirements: The candidate must hold a Ph.D. in Computer Science or a closely related field. Desirable requirements: Experience in Information Retrieval
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email ([email protected] ), an updated Curricular Summary in the FAPESP model , a motivation letter explaining their suitability and alignment with the project “Forensic discrimination of Brazilian