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opportunities in eight faculties. At the Faculty of Technology, Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering brings together experts in physics, chemistry and engineering in a drive towards innovative
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-qft.org/ . We welcome applications of candidates from a wide range of backgrounds including conformal field theory, probabilistic approaches to quantum field theory, rigorous statistical mechanics and
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/philosophy, legal history), to undertake a dissertation project within MePhiS. A key element of the proposed dissertation is a historical investigation of a specific topic within the theme of the research
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studies), to undertake a dissertation project within MePhiS. A key element of the proposed dissertation could be, for example, a historical and/or systematic investigation of a specific topic within the
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), to undertake a dissertation project within MePhiS. A key element of the proposed dissertation could be, for example, a historical and/or systematic investigation of a specific topic within the theme
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of candidates from a wide range of backgrounds including conformal field theory, probabilistic approaches to quantum field theory, rigorous statistical mechanics and rigorous approaches to the renormalization
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engineering Engineering » Mechanical engineering Engineering » Systems engineering Engineering » Other Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Country Finland Application Deadline 27 Nov 2025 - 21:59 (UTC
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of Computing, Department of Biotechnology and the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering. We have more than 2,000 graduate and postgraduate students and circa 400 employees, 50 of whom are professors
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faculty of the University of Turku, it was established in the beginning of 2021. The Faculty consists of the Department of Computing, Department of Biotechnology and the Department of Mechanical and
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salary component based on personal performance. The annual gross salary is €42,000 - €49,000. In Finnish universities, the teaching and research staff (app. 65% of total staff) have a special system