27 optimization-nonlinear-functions Postdoctoral positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI in Finland
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not essential for the application. Have experience in: (i) creating and maintaining optimal data pipeline architecture; (ii) assembling large, complex data set and set up annotation tools; (iii
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-quality life science research across University campuses and faculties. Institute of Biotechnology BI, a part of HiLIFE, is an internationally renowned research institute with an inclusive and curiosity
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and study the local aspects of changing work and leisure in South Savo region, particularly using electricity consumption data. The appointee will also have the opportunity to shape the focus
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and study the local aspects of changing work and leisure in South Savo region, particularly using electricity consumption data. The appointee will also have the opportunity to shape the focus
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high quality life science research across the University's campuses and faculties. The Institute of Biotechnology BI, part of HiLIFE, is an internationally renowned research institute with an inclusive
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of Helsinki, is led by Associate Professor Vivek Sharma. The focus of research is on the structure and mechanism of proteins involved in biological energy (ATP) generation and mitochondrial function and
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in accordance with global and EU policies. The position is part of the BIOBANG project at the University of Helsinki, which explores the relationships between indirect and direct drivers
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to uncover the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving disease development and progression. A key objective of our work is to develop advanced computational tools to dissect the role of alternative splicing
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of the project is to reveal conditions essential for the operation of uropathogenic E. coli’s (UPEC) adjustable metabolic machinery and to identify potential cues to guide novel therapeutic interventions
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data, omics technologies, as well as novel computational approaches to uncover the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving disease development and progression. A key objective of our work is to develop