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within the research project “From Clay to Code: Investigating Microbial Evolution in Response to Human Influence” funded by the Helsinki Institute of Life Sciences (HiLIFE). The project aims to establish a
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programming skills and interest in code development; Have excellent skills in spoken and written English; Research interests close to the project scope and prior experience of computational physics and/or
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ammonia. The applicant should: Hold a doctoral or master degree in relevant field such as physics or chemistry; Have good programming skills and interest in code development; Have excellent skills in
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research group is associated with the newly established Center of Excellence in Neutron-Star Physics (https://neutronstars.fi ), providing us long-term funding, strong connections to related Finnish and
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in Neutron-Star Physics (https://neutronstars.fi ), funded by the Research Council of Finland. The CoE status provides us long-term funding, strong connections to related Finnish and international
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to Jyväskylä with a settling-in allowance. How to apply? Please make sure that your ORCID-profile (https://orcid.org ) works: your publications are listed and public (Set visibility: Everyone). You cannot apply
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, nuclear structure, neutrino physics, and fundamental interactions. The nuclear astrophysics part of the research is related to the newly established Centre of Excellence in Neutron-Star Physics (https
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Centre of Excellence in Neutron-Star Physics (https://neutronstars.fi ), funded by the Research Council of Finland. The CoE status provides us long-term funding, strong connections to related Finnish and
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of Excellence in Neutron-Star Physics (https://neutronstars.fi ), funded by the Research Council of Finland. The CoE status provides us long-term funding, strong connections to related Finnish and international
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the Department of Microbiology located in Viikki campus in Helsinki, Finland. Position description The successful candidate will work within the research project “From Clay to Code: Investigating Microbial