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. Teaching skills. Additional assessment criteria: Experience of protein design is considered a strong merit The postdoctoral fellow could, if they are interested, contribute to experimental testing of designs
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temperatures. Knowledge of the physics of superconductor-semiconductor systems. Experience in amplifier design at microwave frequences. Experience with nanoscale fabrication related to electronic quantum
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Malmö. We are united in our efforts to understand, explain and improve our world and the human condition. Lund University welcomes applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences. We regard gender
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Documented ability to conduct research of high quality Documented experience in teaching/tutoring students with good references. Documented experience within design and development of acousticfluidic and lab
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. Experience and ability to design and execute experiments to evaluate protein self-assembly. An ability to derive equations and writing code to analyze data on protein self-assembly. Practical experience in
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radar signals), (ii) Medical image analysis, and (iii) Machine learning/artificial intelligence. The division boasts extensive experience in fundamental research within computer vision, machine learning
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long-read epigenomic technology designed to measure repeat activation as a function of repeat type and size. You will be responsible for both ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ lab activities and collaborate with the group
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. Understanding of the processes involved in translating research findings into innovation and practical applications. Knowledge of ovarian cancer tumor biology, and practical experience from working with ovarian
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are: Doctoral degree in gender studies or another relevant discipline. Documented experience of digital ethnography and ethnographic interview methods. Advanced knowledge of diaspora communities in the region(s
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. More information about the Division of Heat Transfer can be found here . Subject and project description Additive Manufacturing (AM) enables unprecedented design freedom for next-generation thermal