11 data-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"Goethe-University-Frankfurt" research jobs in Finland
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research groups at the university. Concrete examples of data sources include audio and text interview material (oral and written), ethnographic data, and location or mobility data, with a particular interest
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taxation and forced labor will be useful to both economists and sociologists via the most up to date ANE data and analyses, bridging the lingering divide between ancient historians and modern social
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data that are unique internationally in that they longitudinally combine individual and family data representative of a national population for over 50 years. These data are also linked
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democratic literacy, understanding and promoting convivial multilingualism, and opening new methodological horizons. A strategic emphasis on data and AI supports reaching these aims. DIVSOL is led by
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guidance for applicants including information about the application documents. Please submit your application through our online recruitment system. The closing date for applications is 9 January 2026 (16
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date is the 1.4.2026. Further information About the Department of Microbiology and Finland The department of Microbiology is part of the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry and is located on the Viikki
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for MSCA and/or EMBO postdoctoral fellowships. CV including a list of publications (if any) with a brief summary explaining your own contributions Names and contact information of two referees, who
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generations of research and development professionals, data specialists, technology experts, inventors, and scientists for industry and society. The Quantum Nanomechanics group at the Department of Applied
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packages where data will be collected from children, young people, professionals, and organizations working with children, young people and families. The research is conducted in partnership with three