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forms the basis of the most promising present paradigm for quantum computation. Furthermore, the collaboration within InstituteQ opens up avenues for applications of your knowhow and newly developed
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of superconducting quantum circuits, which forms the basis of the most promising present paradigm for quantum computation. Furthermore, the collaboration within InstituteQ opens up avenues for applications of your
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. We welcome applications at both postdoc and doctoral levels. The projects run for 4 years, and the starting date for the positions is flexible. The duration of the doctoral positions is 4 years, but
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and have a PhD in a field related to mathematical modeling and experience in optimizing industrial processes, this might be something for you! We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher (“PostDoc”) to
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. This position will be similar to a postdoc, but with an emphasis on research infrastructure and technology rather than preparation for an academic career path. You will be involved in research, but more focused
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applications at both postdoc and doctoral levels. The projects run for 4 years, and the starting date for the positions is flexible. The duration of the doctoral positions is 4 years, but the length
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of Advanced Mathematics for Sensing, Imaging and Modelling (2024–2031). The group is also supported by a Research Council of Finland Fellowship under the project SPARSe (2025–2029), further strengthening its
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and verbal communication skills, independence, and creativity are required, alongside the ability to conceive, execute, and complete research projects. The postdoc will work as part of a collaborative
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, alongside the ability to conceive, execute, and complete research projects. The postdoc will work as part of a collaborative team at the Centre, and strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential
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models using sophisticate genetic tools, in vivo time-lapse imaging and multi-omics methods to decipher the underpinning mechanisms of regeneration. Our findings provide new targetable mechanisms