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offer you responsible and interesting tasks and the opportunity to develop your professional skills in a versatile operating environment. You get a professional and inspiring team to support your work. We
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science community in Lahti, conduct both fundamental and applied research, and help develop new ideas and future directions in sustainable separation technologies. What your work will be like Your work will
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imaging (MRI). The position is within the Research Council of Finland (RCF) consortium project focusing on the development of low-field MRI hardware, sequences, image reconstruction and applications, in
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acetylation on plant development, with a focus on cell adhesion and cellulose synthesis. Another core interest of the lab is RG-II (Waszczak et al., 2024 ), its dimerization and impact on cell expansion. In
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). This project aims to achieve a genetic and molecular-level understanding of the impact of RG-I structure and acetylation on plant development, with a focus on cell adhesion and cellulose synthesis. Another core
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to brain disorders, uncovering mechanistic pathways, and identifying therapeutic targets and disease predicting biomarkers. We develop and apply human-based disease models to advance understanding of brain
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global development. NOVEL research groups have expertise in neuroscience, data science, innovation management, health economics and social and legal studies. NOVEL addresses the need for novel research and
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Software Engineer] to a postdoctoral-level position. The desired start dates would be as soon as possible in 2025. Are you more of a programmer than your researcher colleagues? Are you more of a researcher than
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Researcher in Mammal Paleobiology / Earth System Evolution to join the Department of Archaeology at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Oulu. The position is part of the Deep History of Human Past
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researcher from 1.1.2026 to 31.12.2026. The post is linked to the project Labour Evolution: Forging Individual Rights in the Transformation of Early Modern European Empires, led by Docent Adriana Luna