28 phd-scholarship-for-solid-mehanical-engineering-in-image-processing Postdoctoral positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) is a multi- and interdisciplinary research unit based in physics
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quality, biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem processes. INAR has INAR Finland Network partners in Finnish Meteorological Institute, University of Eastern Finland and Tampere University of Technology
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& computational analysis (choose a combination) Single-cell RNA-seq analysis (e.g., Seurat/Scanpy, QC, integration/batch correction, clustering, annotation) Multimodal integration and/or feature engineering
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in vivo genetic mouse models, advanced live and intravital imaging, engineered microchip models, primary cell co-culture systems and novel microscopy and analysis methods. The research will provide
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for your next career stage. Your profile Recent PhD in Cell Biology, Neuroscience, Biochemistry or a related discipline. A strong academic track record, and at least one recent first-author publication
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techniques such as mouse models, in vivo immune cell functional assays, flow cytometry, cell biology, metabolic assays, imaging and omics-techniques (next generation sequencing). Applicants should possess a
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the economic values derived from climate and land-use driven biodiversity changes, specifically among interacting species (e.g., prey-predator dynamics) and the resulting impacts on ecosystem functions
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across connected forest–lake ecosystems. By integrating multi-taxa field data, trait-based ecology, experiments, and advanced statistical analyses, TRACE aims to uncover how ecological processes propagate
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transition from rainfed to nature- and technology-based water management systems can be used to safeguard profitable, sustainable, resilient, and regenerative primary production in the pressure of global
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-of-the-art approaches in cell biology, imaging, and in-cell structural biology to reveal nanoscale membrane architectures that drive lipid flux in their native context. The group operates across two