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deals with international trade in forest-based products, focusing on the trade between Sweden and Norway and other regions. The post-doctor will develop an analytical framework able to account for bi
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will be carried out 50% of the time at the University of Borås and 50% at Mission 0 House in Gothenburg. Your qualifications We are seeking candidates with a PhD in textile technology, polymer technology
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metabolism with applications in neuron development B. Multiscale physiological response of reef-forming marine algae to environmental stress C. Financial Risk Management and Decision Making in Biodiversity
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includes the PI, a PhD student, and a research expert in bioinformatics. The workplace fosters strong international collaboration, with close integration with the Halberg Group at Copenhagen University
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: ambercofund.eu. Qualifications Minimum requirements are: Candidate needs to have a maximum 8 years after a doctoral degree (PhD), as required by the project Grant Agreement signed with the European Commission
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these various goals whilst future climatic changes are projected to progress most rapidly in the boreal region, will require adaptive management strategies. For this purpose, a transformation from traditional
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the current project (e.g. Business administration, Human geography, Political Science, etc.). The degree must be completed at the latest by the time the employment decision is made. Since employment as a
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administration connected to the duties above. Qualification requirements Appointment to a post-doctoral position requires that the applicant has a PhD, or an international degree deemed equivalent to a PhD, within
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conduct research, tasks may also include lab management and teaching duties, although these will not exceed one-fifth of the working time. Opportunities for pedagogical training are available during
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, bacteriophages. Prof. Hauryliuk obtained his PhD in 2008 at Uppsala University, Sweden. His scientific contributions were recognized though the Ragnar Söderberg fellowship in Medicine (2014), the Swedish Fernström