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interdisciplinary research environment More information about Jönköping University as a workplace, conditions and benefits on www.ju.se . Required Qualifications Applicants must have been awarded a PhD in Computer
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studies including use of computational analysis pipelines, recombinant antibody production, and immunochemical analysis. The research, with a focus on a clinical cohort undergoing such therapy, is carried
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duties are to do defect analysis and development of new techniques for sample preparation and imaging (for instance using luminescence and microscopy). Also, computer simulations can be performed. Examples
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included. Eligibility A person who has been awarded a doctorate or a foreign qualification deemed to be the equivalent of a doctorate in mathematics or computer science or comparible is eligible
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. 100–800 CE). This is achieved by using the latest generation of digital tools and techniques in archaeology. The project has aimed to develop a two-part research programme. The first part focuses
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, and is financed by SciLifeLab and the Wallenberg National Program for Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS) and the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP). Work tasks and
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computational workflows including: - Profiling open chromatin, histone marks, methylation, and chromatin conformation during wood development and drought stress in spruce/pine. - Building integrative analyses
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complex biological processes. This project combines timely analytical challenges with deep rooted applications in life science. We are looking for a candidate with a PhD in either engineering/computer
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molecular structures capable of transferring electrons and interacting with light. Such assemblies also have applications in biomedicine. The primary objective is to develop computational methods, using deep
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travel combustion engines. The research involves computational thermodynamics (CALPHAD), high-throughput computational screening methods for alloy design, experimental alloy production (casting and/or AM