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microscopy, structural biology, cryo-electron microscopy. Interest in learning quantitative image analysis methods and/or structural biology methods. Team-oriented and proactive mindset. Excellent oral and
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of the doctoral researcher is to study emergent electronic phenomena in two-dimensional materials by gate-tunable scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). Typical examples of these materials include van der Waals
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in accordance with the research plan. If you have not yet been granted a right to study, you must apply for a right to pursue a doctoral degree in the DPT doctoral programme by filling in an electronic
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explanation on the grading scale) Contact details (affiliation, email, telephone) of two references. (Optionally, two reference letters can be sent directly to Prof. Hamid Reza Godini (hamid.godini@aalto.fi
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through the University of Helsinki electronic recruitment system by clicking on the link below. Current University of Helsinki employees must submit their applications through SAP Fiori’s Suffeli
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months applies. How to apply To apply for a doctoral researcher position with an employment contract, fill in the electronic application form in the University of Turku's recruitment system (Talentti) and
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of Helsinki Recruitment System via the "Apply now" button below. Use your current email address to register to the Recruitment System. Internal applicants (i.e., current employees of the University of Helsinki
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learning tools to recommend reaction conditions for the synthesis of novel TRPA1 inhibitors. The project “A machine learning approach to computer assisted drug design” is led by Docent Juri Timonen
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get the possibility to join a top-notch research environment in human-computer interaction and have a strong collaboration with other research groups in Aalto and the EU. You would also be able
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Grant, focusing on the development of novel deep learning tools to recommend reaction conditions for the synthesis of novel TRPA1 inhibitors. The project “A machine learning approach to computer assisted