10 post-doc-in-wireless-communication-and-networks-2016 Postdoctoral positions at SciLifeLab
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(Stockholm, Sweden) and the candidate will benefit from a strong (inter-)national network of collaborators in protease biology and computational proteomics. The successful candidate for this position will join
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, and industry partners across Europe and beyond. Host Universities: Collaborate with one of 11 leading Swedish universities. What You get Transferable Skills: E.g. Open science, FAIR, communication
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to interact and communicate efficiently with collaborators, and publish internationally. It is important for us to keep our lab and instruments clean and organized, as a postdoctoral researcher in the group you
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main duties involved in a post-doctoral position is to conduct research. Teaching may also be included, but up to no more than 20% of working hours. The position includes the opportunity for three weeks
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addition to research, some participation in supervision of doctoral students, master’s and project students as well as communication of research results through scientific articles in well-established scientific
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or perspective articles Communicate and coordinate with national and international collaborators Manage project timelines and milestones Contribute to grant writing Possibly apply for independent scholarships
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effectively to collaborative research projects. You have strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate scientific results clearly in both written and oral form
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an interdisciplinary team, and to drive research projects forward. Excellent skills in written and spoken English. English is the working language in the research environment and is required for scientific writing
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visualization and scientific communication Extensive knowledge of relevant machine learning and AI techniques Exceptional collaborative abilities Self-motivated individual with ability to work independently
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developed the SPARCED pipeline to convert structured lists of species, parameters, and reaction types into an SBML (Systems Biology Markup Language) model file, and we created a model based on one