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Subject description We are recruiting an early career researcher for a career development position of 1 year within the ERC-funded project “Hybridization derived novel patterns of gene expression
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experienced staff, contributes to societal development. Here, teachers, researchers, and other employees with various competencies work together to conduct high-quality education and research. All professional
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, and policy perspective, focusing on the sustainable development of forest-related natural resources. The Department contributes to education at the Faculty of Forest Sciences, and is responsible
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Welcome to Linnaeus University! Here you'll meet 2 200 staff members and 40 000 students, all united in following the vision to set knowledge in motion for a sustainable societal development. With
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to participate in relevant research projects and prepare for an international research career. Read more about the research at The Department of Chemistry – BMC at our website . Project description This project
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and develops new analytical tools. That’s why the WIFORCE Research School, part of the Wallenberg Initiatives in Forest Research (https://www.slu.se/WIFORCE/en ), was created. Name of research project
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). The overall objective of LUPREP is to create the conditions for the development of interdisciplinary research of the highest scientific quality in the field of total defence. This work will be carried out in
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of nanoparticle-based materials. The aim of the research is to develop new types of materials based on nanoparticles with new properties, and to understand the link between the properties of the material and how
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will use machine learning methods to develop affinity ligands. These methods have been transformative for protein design, allowing generation of novel proteins which can suit a precise need. In this 4
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is needed that addresses large and complex issues and develops new analytical tools. It is against this background that the WIFORCE Research School, within the Wallenberg Initiatives in Forest Research