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Description of the workplace The position will be placed at the division of Computer Vision and Machine Learning at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences . The Centre for Mathematical Sciences is an
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Description of the workplace The position is at the Department of Computer Science within a growing research group in foundations of computer science at Lund University. We expect to have 8 PhD
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microorganisms in element cycling, the extent to which it is constrained by the simultaneous limitation of multiple nutrients (co-limitation) remains poorly understood. This project will integrate laboratory
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level. Work duties You will primarily devote yourself to your doctoral programme, which includes participation in research projects as well as third cycle courses, seminars and conferences. The work
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spectrometry, flow cytometry, and antibody engineering, as well as NBIS (National Bio-informatics Infrastructure Sweden) bioinformaticians. Application of advanced technology to address complex biomedical
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-of-the-art computational resources, enabling advanced simulations and modeling. Moreover, we actively collaborate with leading experts in laser diagnostics, automatic control, heat transfer, and life cycle
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. Being a doctoral student As a doctoral student, you are both admitted as a student and employed at Lund University. You will primarily devote yourself to your studies at the third-cycle programme, which
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developed in discussion with the recruited candidate and the team, the main question of the project is the extent to which alterations to chromatin distribution and methylation arise, and how they contribute
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. Particularly important is to complement and elaborate definitions of environmental problems deriving from natural and engineering sciences by emphasizing aspects such as culture, power, and global distribution
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postdoc fellow at the AMBER programme you will get unprecedented medical, biological, and methodological capabilities, with a profound potential impact for Europe’s next generation of research and