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changes and challenges. Bioeconomic models are used to study cost-effective adaptation measures under climate change and market-related risks with a particular focus on irrigation, climate-related external
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supervising doctoral students. Join us in shaping the future! Your role and goals Your primary task as a postdoc is to conduct research into quantum algorithms and information. You are expected to take an
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circuitries in healthy and diseased brain. The topic is investigated at different levels, from molecular mechanisms to behaviour, using animal models and various electrophysiological techniques in combination
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(Indiana University of Bloomington), and Canada (University of Alberta), who will provide complementary insights into domain-specific expertise and medical topics (simulation training of microsurgery and
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. Applying quantitative and modeling approaches (e.g., paleoclimate, landscape, or ecological niche modeling) to interpret ecosystem dynamics. Contributing to grant proposal preparation and co-authoring
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. The template includes a list of publications. Information on the length of your research experience must be clearly visible in your CV. Certified copy of the doctoral degree diploma (PhD or equivalent) or other
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Doctoral Researcher in statistical signal processing. The Structured and Stochastic Modeling Group, headed by Prof. Filip Elvander, conducts research in statistical signal processing, ranging from
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in plant genetics, physiology, development and computational modelling. How to apply The application should include the following attachments as a single pdf-file (in English): a cover letter
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collaborators form a multidisciplinary team of experts in plant genetics, physiology, development and computational modelling. How to apply The application should include the following attachments as a single pdf
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are studied at different trophic levels combining biochemical and genetic analyses, stable isotopes, field and experimental studies and modelling. JYU research concentrates on studying ionomes (relative