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on learning and improving how computing, workflows, and data are used in research than finding your own novel research results and publishing them. You will work in a research group and be affiliated
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with backing of research groups at the top of their fields Access to data and expertise related to the projects. The doctoral and postdoctoral researchers will work closely and support each other
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. The doctoral and postdoctoral researchers will work closely and support each other on the project tasks. An interdisciplinary team that already understands each other and is producing results Freedom and support
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on learning and improving how computing, workflows, and data are used in research than finding your own novel research results and publishing them. You will work in a research group and be affiliated
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, with the aim of developing novel sustainable yet high-performing and functional biomaterials. The successful candidate will join our Cellular Engineering research group, which operates at the interface
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radio astronomy. The successful candidate will join the European Research Council -funded project PARTICLES, which is led by Dr. Talvikki Hovatta. The work is conducted at Aalto University Metsähovi Radio
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goals As a researcher in this project, you will work on mathematical models for describing the radio environment and to design algorithms for estimating, for example, the location and spectral
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international conferences and workshops, and make research visits. You will also work closely with the technical team at Metsähovi during the commissioning observations. Your experience and ambitions Required
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18 Sep 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company AALTO UNIVERSITY Research Field Physics Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Established Researcher (R3) Country Finland Application
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functional biomaterials. The successful candidate will join our Cellular Engineering research group, which operates at the interface of molecular biotechnology, protein engineering, and biomolecular materials