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, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field. Equivalent requirements apply to individuals with an education earned outside of Sweden, for example a 4-year bachelor's degree is accepted
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the interactions of trees with fungi and fungal-like (oomycete) organisms, including host symbioses and tree defense mechanisms. We conduct molecular diagnostics and host-chemical analyses to better
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and computational methods within quantum mechanics and statistical physics with the aim to design alloys for rare-earth-free high-performance permanent magnets. You will use computational techniques
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thesis project will focus on drug resistance mechanisms in microbiome species. The position is for four years of doctoral studies, including participation in research and postgraduate courses. The last day
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your application! We are looking for a PhD student in evolutionary genetics interested in contributing to a better understanding of the mechanisms that shape mutation rates. Your work assignments
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thesis project will focus on drug resistance mechanisms in microbiome species, and is part of a European MSCA Doctoral Network (https://endamr.eu/ ). The position is for four years of doctoral studies
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• Perform genetic studies and bioinformatic analysis to identify genes and mechanisms that control these traits • Develop DNA markers for future application in plant breeding In the research studies, you will
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qualified individual with an MSc degree corresponding to at least 240 higher education credits in civil or mechanical engineering, applied physics, or a related discipline. The ideal candidate will possess
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variability in risk factor susceptibility, treatment response, disease pathogenesis, and clinical diagnosis (biostatistics, machine/deep learning), ii) Investigating causal processes and disease mechanisms
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to study the evolutionary history of molt phenology across related species of grouse. The project will also use functional genomics to study the regulatory mechanisms of molt phenology in grouse