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in environmental science, quaternary sciences, bedrock geology, paleontology, physical geography, biodiversity and ecosystem science, remote sensing, Geographic Information Science (GIS), and
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treatments for brain injuries and is at the forefront of its field. You can read more about our exciting research here. The research group is led by Professor Malin Parmar and comprises both research and
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biology, analytical chemistry, evolution, and data science. The workplace offers access to state-of-the-art core facilities for advanced microscopy and cytometry, cell and molecular biology, extracellular
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following qualifications • Be following a university curriculum in Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, e-Sciences, or similar field and completed at least 120hp (equivalent to two year's
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in environmental science, quaternary sciences, bedrock geology, paleontology, physical geography, biodiversity and ecosystem science, remote sensing, Geographic Information Science (GIS), and
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Description of the workplace The Department of Immunotechnology conducts research ranging from advanced technology development to biomedical studies. The main research areas include immuno-oncology
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The Division of Gender Studies is an interdisciplinary unit within a larger department together with Sociology and Social Anthropology, situated at the Faculty of Social Sciences at Lund University
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(BMC) at Lund University and is led by Professor Trevor Forsyth. Research in the group is organised around two main themes. The first focuses on the use of large-scale scientific facilities to elucidate
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antibody technology and computational biology studies. Good communication skills. Good collaborative skills, initiative and the ability to solve work tasks independently Assessment criteria This is a career
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for Sustainability Science (LUCSUS). The project aims to identify the legal, policy, and knowledge-based frameworks that can empower Indigenous People and Local Communities (IPLCs) to adapt to climate stress in a way