17 postdoc-numerical-modeling Postdoctoral positions at UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI in Finland
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dynamics, Numerical Modeling, Scientific Computing, Applied Mathematics, Computational Chemistry). Experience in reactive transport modelling and strong background in reactive transport processes. Experience
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project CONFSTAT – Conformally invariant and near critical models in statistical field theory. The work of the postdoctoral researcher will focus on studying conformally invariant models of statistical
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(FIMM) , University of Helsinki, is currently seeking a highly-motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our interdisciplinary team. Project overview This project aims to develop machine learning models
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applications. Addressing food and nutritional security requires novel ways of producing sustainable, safe, affordable, healthy and flavourful food. Europe alone faces numerous challenges related to the rise in
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using unique novel mouse models, spatial technologies and analytical methods. Postdoctoral Researcher in Functional Cancer Microbiome through the NORPOD program NORPOD is a collaborative postdoctoral
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agent-based modeling or another relevant computational approach for the simulation of managed retreat. We look for a candidate in sustainability or environmental social sciences or a related field who
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metagenomics assembly” funded by the Research Council of Finland in the research group of University Lecturer Leena Salmela. We develop models, algorithms and data structures for high throughput sequencing data
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full-time, three-year fixed-term contract starting in September 2025 (or later by agreement). The position includes a six-month trial period. Postdoc applicants must hold a doctoral degree by the start
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, developmental biology, genetics, biomedicine, or another appropriate field. Previous experience in confocal imaging and image analysis, scRNA-seq data analysis, or genetically engineered mouse models is
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sequencing data from up to 10,000 trees. We are using birches (Betula) as our model organism, as they have a relatively small genome, they are adapted to their local environments and there are accelerated