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of scaling up results to estimate the volume and spatial distribution of recoverable resources. You will work in an interdisciplinary environment that brings together geophysics, mineralogy, and resource
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and develop the research area in question. Of second highest importance that the applicant has postdoc experience from a research environment other than the university at which the applicant defended
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-time. Departmental administrative tasks may also be included in the position. The content of the duties, as well as the distribution between research, teaching, and administration, may change over time
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varying backgrounds and experiences. We work actively to take advantage of the qualities that diversity and an even gender distribution contribute to our operations. We have chosen media
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interfaces, distributed hardware control, scanning tools for running experiments, and metadata harvesting, to meet the continuously evolving research requirements. We work on projects towards FAIR data
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well as the distribution between research, teaching, and administration, may change over time. The Division of Mathematical Statistics aims to strengthen existing research groups but also to expand our activities with new
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well as the distribution between research and teaching, may change over time. The successful candidate is expected to build a strong research program within the subject area and related fields. This includes actively
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aimed at building a high-performance quantum computer based on superconducting circuits. Our team includes a dynamic mix of PhD students, postdocs, and senior researchers working collaboratively
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specialise in nanoparticles formulated from lipids. We characterise the composition and distribution of lipid molecules in both synthetic and naturally occurring nanoparticles (including extracellular vesicles
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(ISAC), massive and distributed MIMO at sub-terahertz frequencies, and terahertz communications for satellite networks. The research will focus on the physical layer and media access control layer