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of novel radical-based transformations aimed at expanding chemical space and enabling the synthesis of complex terpenoid natural products. Significant emphasis will be placed on detailed mechanistic
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assessment, both nationally and internationally, fostering a broad network of expertise and innovation. This position offers a unique opportunity to join a vibrant community at the forefront of research in
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equilibrium calculations of complex systems of relevance for the position. Deep understanding of chemical reaction paths for interactions between quicklime, ash and other impurities, including trace elements
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experience with interdisciplinary research networks, and a record of successfully attracting external funding for interdisciplinary research projects. To be able to use computationally intensive methods
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activities aiming at developing soft skills and at strengthening networks and collaborations in academia and industry. Be part of a strong postdoc community. The Umeå Postdoc Society fosters networking and
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northern Sweden create enormous opportunities and complex challenges. For Umeå University, conducting research about – and in the middle of – a society in transition is key. We also take pride in delivering
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the synthesis of complex terpenoid natural products. Significant emphasis will be placed on detailed mechanistic investigations to gain fundamental insights into these new transformations. This position is
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cooperation both within academia and with industry, with national and international networks. Lund University and the Department of Automatic Control welcome applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences
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experience with interdisciplinary research networks, and a record of successfully attracting external funding for interdisciplinary research projects. To be able to use computationally intensive methods
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circularity in complex aerospace systems. Via Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) we think that it would be possible to successfully predict the effects of proposed design changes on circularity and