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description You will carry out research and development activities relating to exploiting synchrotron x-ray tomography to study the mechanics/rheology of soft materials, such as foams and extrudates. Your work
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Description of the workplace The work will primarily be conducted at the Biomedical Centre (BMC) in Lund. The research group, Pediatric Rheumatology Research Center, focuses mainly on the pediatric
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for high-performance energy storage. Work duties The main duties involved in a post-doctoral position is to conduct research. Teaching may also be included, but up to no more than 20% of working hours
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of publications. proof of doctoral degree. personal letter (maximum two pages, text size 12 points) a general description of previous research work and future research interests (maximum two pages, text size 12
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harvesting. Experience in wet lab work, including cell culture and CRISPR. Good analytical and collaborative skills. Good ability to present research orally and in writing. Meritorious for the position
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and learning. Detailed description of the work duties: The successful candidate will work fulltime on the above-outlined research project. It is expected that they will actively and creatively develop
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for qualifications in research, but also for some higher education pedagogy training. Teaching may also be part of the duties (max. 20%). The research will be in group theory, in line with the algebraic research
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equivalent to a postdoctoral position and is a initial step in a researcher career. Work duties Detailed description of the work duties: Research within photochemistry and metal-catalyzed hydrogen atom
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subject area at the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies (CTR). You may also be part of other project groups working with the CTR as a base. You will be expected to participate in the research community
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metabolomics, and participating in research projects focused on metabolic imaging. The work is based on translational research efforts from the involved laboratories and includes both preclinical and clinical