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experimental approaches. Collaborative environment The postdoc will join a lively international network. There are active opportunities for collaboration with several leading groups working on colour evolution
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-supervising PhD and MSc students working in the project Contributing to new research ideas and (co)-applying for grants Depending on interests and expertise, some teaching on nutritional physiology, microbiome
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bioinformatics Communicating the results in scientific publications and conference presentation Co-supervising PhD and MSc students working in the project Contributing to new research ideas and (co)-applying
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doctoral degree relevant for the project, for instance a PhD in plant sciences or plant ecology, and the ability to conduct independent scholarly work. The position also provides the opportunity to co
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including: • cover letter • CV • PhD degree diploma. Applications should be submitted via the University of Helsinki recruitment system using the “Apply Now” link no later than 1.1.2026. Early applications
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. Qualifications of the postdoctoral researcher The position requires a doctoral degree relevant for the project, for instance a PhD in plant sciences or plant ecology, and the ability to conduct independent
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from the University of Helsinki (UH) and two from the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), who together with a large network of international collaborators form a multidisciplinary team of experts
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of Excellence in Tree Biology that brings together ten PIs from the University of Helsinki (UH) and two from the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), who together with a large network of international
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-immunology-program-trimm YOUR QUALIFICATIONS We are looking for ambitious researchers with a PhD, a solid publication record, and strong background in some of the following experimental/computational areas
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2026. Qualifications The appointee shall have a PhD in a relevant field and research experience that supports the goals of the Simons Collaboration on Probabilistic Paths to Quantum Field Theory. E.g