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language is not required, either for this position or for the daily life in Finland. What we offer We offer a diverse, international, and open research environment. The initial gross salary is €4064/month
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, and language skills of a postdoctoral researcher are stipulated by the University of Jyväskylä Regulations and language skills guidelines . A trial period of six months will be used in the beginning of
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algebras, tensor categories, lattice models of statistical physics, conformally invariant random processes, formalization of mathematics (preferably in Lean). The working language of the group is English
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requirements for the position. Finnish language is not required. Applicants must be motivated to conduct research at the highest international level. Postdoctoral Researchers must hold a PhD degree in a suitable
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Skills Familiarity with density functional theory and beyond-mean-field techniques. Knowledge of high-performance computing methods. The duties, qualification requirements, and language skills of a
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requirements, and language skills of a postdoctoral researcher are stipulated by the University of Jyväskylä Regulations and language skills guidelines . The PhD degree required for the position must have been
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, military service etc.) Excellent/good skills in spoken and written English. English is used as the language of instruction and supervision in this position. Expectations A formal background in bioinformatics
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the Finnish-language job announcement for further information: https://ats.talentadore.com/apply/tutkijatohtori-sustainable-rural-futures-hanke/m5npoR Department of History and Ethnology The Faculty
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15 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Jyväskylä Research Field History » History of philosophy Language sciences » Philology Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2
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sports facilities and language classes World-leading scientific community within plant sciences and the life sciences in general. The University of Helsinki is an international scientific community