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-performance computing. SLU provides access to extensive datasets that can be used to develop machine learning methods and automated analyses relevant to the position. Long-term datasets are available from, i.a
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the selection process. Flexibility, problem-solving capabilities and ability to adapt to rapid changes together with a deeper understanding of academic research is a merit and will be evaluated together
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website and social media. Qualification requirements Doctoral degree in biomedical engineering, engineering physics, nanotechnology, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, materials science closely
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and Neurodegeneration and Vascular Biology. Departmental activities are also integrated with the units for Oncology, Clinical Genetics, Clinical Immunology, Clinical Pathology, and Hospital Physics
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at the Department of Environmental Science , the Department of Geological Sciences , the Department of Physical Geography or the Department of Zoology . Stockholm University is a leading European
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School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at KTH Project description Third-cycle subject: Computer science This project involves generative modeling to address missingness in mass
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The Department of Gene Technology, at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, is looking to fill a position as Assistant Professor focused on innovative development and application of computational
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, international, and outward-looking work environment located in the lively city of Gothenburg on the west-coast of Sweden. The position is funded by the fellowship scheme of the Wallenberg National Program for
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universities. SciLifeLab forms an internationally unique infrastructure and research community, bringing together groundbreaking life science technologies with data and AI expertise. Computational methods and
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the Human Evolution research program. The Ancient DNA unit is a team that includes staff from the Centre for Palaeogenetics (CPG), part of Stockholm University and the Swedish Museum of Natural History