118 algorithm-development-"Helmholtz-Zentrum-Geesthacht" Postdoctoral positions in Sweden
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brain injury are widely used for neurotrauma research and therapeutic development. Today, the mechanistic pathway of experimental neurotrauma is largely unknown and yet little biomechanical reference
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, which provides opportunities for cross-project interactions and development of additional areas of interest. About the position The postdoc will work with data from chamber-based carbon flux measurements
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into ongoing efforts at SLU. We are looking for a colleague who is ambitious in technical development and highly motivated to continue an academic career in remote sensing, with strong expertise in tree
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work across disciplines with a focus on practical use. You will work in an organization that gives you skills development and opportunities to be involved and exercise influence. This position involves a
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of genomic sequences. Despite the growing availability of high-throughput genomic data, the lack of advanced analytical frameworks has hindered forensic efforts. This project aims to develop and apply AI-based
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Welcome to Linnaeus University! Here you'll meet 2 200 staff members and 40 000 students, all united in following the vision to set knowledge in motion for a sustainable societal development. With
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, the postdoc will collaborate with graduate students and senior scientists with expertise in boreal forestry, biodiversity and ecology, which provides opportunities for cross-project interactions and development
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Pharmacology (KKF). The overall aim of the project is to develop improved diagnostic and predictive tools for hematology and clinical immunology. The project is a collaboration with Sofia Nyström ’s group
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research in immunology related to JIA. The main objective will be to investigate how immunological mechanisms and cells contribute to disease and arthritis development. The work will be carried out in close
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, generation of attosecond pulses and applications of these to the study of ultrafast phenomena in various systems. We are looking for one to three postdocs to develop attosecond pulse sources and to study