Duties: Mainly research-related tasks: focus on in vivo procedures and model development, drug testing in vivo, in vitro cell culturing, cell- and molecular biology techniques, immunofluorescence, single-cell technologies, and more. Documentation, writing grant applications and manuscripts. Other tasks may be included
Requirements: PhD in a relevant subject such as cancer research or similar (PhD degree should not be more than three years old at the last day of applying; Substantial experience with in vivo procedures including in vivo drug testing; Broad experience of cell- and molecular biology and cancer research

Duties: The primary focus of this project involves both theoretical and applied work in optimal design (design of experiments) and Gaussian processes, with a specific application in epidemiology
Requirements: MSc in mathematics, statistics, computer science, biostatistics, or physics (need not be finished in the time of the application); Some experience in spatial statistics, or numerical linear algebra

Duties: The main duties involved in a post-doctoral posistion is to conduct research. Teaching may also be included, but up to no more than 20% of working hours. The position shall include the opportunity for three weeks of training in higher education teaching and learning
Requirements: Appointment to a post-doctoral position requires that the applicant has a PhD, or an international degree deemed equivalent to a PhD; Expert knowledge of avian physiology and physiology of flight; Documented analytical and statistical skills (e.g. statistical programming in R); Demonstrated skills in scientific publishing; Ability to work in groups as well as independently; Excellent oral and written proficiency in English

Duties: The overall goal of the PhD project is to better understand how the environment affects genetic and phenotypic variation, and how these insights can be used to improve predictions of evolution
Requirements: A MSc in evolutionary biology, ecology, or closely related area; Excellent oral and written proficiency in English; Experience in data processing, statistical analysis, and scripting (ideally) in R

Duties: Research in the subject area of the announcement, including the development of deep neural networks for the analysis of medical data within ongoing research projects. Teaching at the undergraduate, advanced, and doctoral levels (up to 20% of full-time). Supervision doctoral students and master thesis work. Assisting in seeking external research funding. Collaboration with industry and society within ongoing research projects. Administrative tasks related to the above responsibilities are included. Opportunities for participation in higher education pedagogical competence development will be provided
Requirements: You have a doctoral degree in mathematics; You have excellent proficiency in English, both spoken and written; You have extensive experience in research involving the application of machine learning methods and deep neural networks to medical image data; You have documented experience in collaboration with physicians or other researchers in medicine or with clinical staff; Experience in supervising thesis projects and doctoral students; You have significant experience with development environments for deep neural networks such as TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch, or similar

Duties: The project will involve state-of-the-art cell biological methods such as super-resolution microscopy, proteomics and metabolomics of quinone molecules. There is also potential to develop strong comptence in bioinformatic methods such as transcriptomics, comparative genomics and phylogenetics
Requirements: A MSc in molecular biology/biochemistry/evolutionary biology or a closely related area. Candidates who are currently pursuing/completing their MSc are welcome to apply, provided that a degree certificate can be presented before admission/employment; Excellent oral and written proficiency in English

Duties: The current position involves a maximum of 70% teaching and a minimum of 20% research and professional development. Duties may also include administration. You will teach a number of courses in phonetics at both undergraduate and master's level. In addition to that, you will teach phonetics and linguistics in a number of other language subjects at the Centre of Languages and Literature, including English. The need is currently greatest in Japanese and Chinese. You will also supervise as well as examine student theses at BA and MA level in the above-mentioned subjects. You will also be expected to contribute to developing the research environment in phonetics and phonology, preferably in a typological direction
Requirements: PhD in phonetics, phonology or related subject of relevance to the position, or equivalent scientific competence or any other professional skill that is of importance with regard to the subject content and duties of the employment. Good general subject knowledge in the basics of linguistics. Ability to teach in English from the first day of employment. The holder is expected to be able to teach in Swedish, Danish or Norwegian within two years. Expertise in English and at least two of the following languages: Chinese, Japanese, Russian, German, Italian, Spanish or French

Duties: The research is carried out within the framework of the project "Swedish remembrance of the Holocaust - museums, politics and materiality", which is funded by the Swedish Research Council. Principal Investigator for the project is Researcher Britta Geschwind. Central undertakings will be to study Holocaust-related collections and exhibitions at museums, as well as conducting archival studies and various forms of text and image analysis. You are expected to work independently, but also in close collaboration with the project manager, including co-writing an article. The research will be carried out at the workplace in Lund, but the work also includes journeys to various museum institutions to other parts of Sweden, when investigations are carried out there. The working hours are planned in consultation between you and the project manager
Requirements: PhD in history, museology or other discipline related to the subject area of the research project; Experience in researching collections, collecting and memory culture linked to the Holocaust and its related events; Knowledge and experience in working with and analyzing archives

Duties: The postdoctoral researcher will conduct statistical analyses of high-dimensional data collected from healthy control individuals and patients with Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases. The analyses will particularly focus on proteomics, both in our own large cohorts led from Lund and Malmö and in cohorts from other sources that we analyze in various collaborations. We utilize state-of-the-art proteomic methods, such as OLINK Explore HT, SomaScan, and NULISA. The project also involves integrative omics analyses, where proteomic data can be analyzed alongside genetics, metabolomics, and quantitative neuroimaging and neuropathology
Requirements: Completed PhD in engineering, bioinformatics, genetics, statistics, computer science, mathematics, computational biology, or a related discipline; Good knowledge of bioinformatics/statistical programming, eg in R, Python, or MATLAB; Experience with high-performance computing (HPC) environments and/or parallelized job submission; Good knowledge of oral and written communication in English

Duties: Electrochemistry deals with the study of chemical processes that involve the movements of electrons. It explores the relationship between electricity and chemical reactions, particularly focusing on how electrical energy can be used to induce or drive chemical changes, and conversely, how chemical reactions can generate electricity. Electrochemical phenomena are pervasive in various fields, from batteries and fuel cells powering our devices and vehicles to corrosion processes and production of chemical products and metals in electrolytic processes. Electrochemistry thus plays a vital role in environmental science, materials science, and energy conversion technologies, making it a fundamental area of study with diverse applications
Requirements: Experience of postdoctoral research in a research environment other than the university at which the applicant obtained his/her PhD degree; Extensive experience of fundamental electrochemical measurements and interpretation; Scientific expertise demonstrated through scientific publications in the research area of electrochemistry; Very good oral and written proficiency in English

Duties: Conduct research of high international level in an individual sub-project that is related to the framework of the project "In the shadow of genocide: memory and experience of the Holocaust and anti-Semitism in the Scandinavian countries; Actively contribute to the activities at NORAH in general, among other things by applying for own external research funds that are placed at the Department of History; Participate in seminar and conference activities within the framework of NORAH. In order to fulfill these expectations, it is a requirement that you must be collaborative and have a high presence at the history department during the employment period
Requirements: A doctoral degree (or a foreign qualification deemed to be equivalent to a doctoral degree) in a historical discipline, preferably obtained no more than seven years before the deadline for applications; Very good knowledge of the research fields of antisemitism and Holocaust studies; Independence, collaborative skills and scholarly curiosity; Very good knowledge of spoken and written English

Duties: The main duties of doctoral students are to devote themselves to their research studies which includes participating in research projects and third cycle courses. The work duties will also also include teaching and other departmental duties (not more than 20%). The scientific work will involve a) development and characterization of miniaturized chip-based electroanalytical systems having integrated compartments which allows culturing and analysis of cells or organoids representative of PD (in collaboration with OpenMIND researchers) and b) investigating how and if this PD model is affected by different gut microbiota
Requirements: has been awarded a second-cycle qualification (master´s degree); Experience in development and/or application of miniaturised analytical systems; Experience with electroanalytical applications/electrochemistry; Experience in culturing of cells (bacteria and/or mammalian cells)

Duties: As a postdoctoral researcher, your key duty is to develop computational solutions to generate high-dimensional synthetic cohorts, consisting of simulated biomarker and imaging data from patients with neurodegenerative diseases, as well as healthy older people. You will be using generative machine learning models, which may include different approaches of generative deep learning (e.g., generative adversarial networks and diffusion-based transformers). When successful, the synthesis will result in cohorts that recapitulate the original data set’s associations between multimodal features (e.g., biochemical markers, neuroimaging, cognitive testing, proteomics, and genomics), but also allow for reproducible discoveries. Additionally, the generation of synthetic data should preserve patient integrity and privacy in a way that allows for flexible and rapid sharing of the synthetic data between researchers and labs
Requirements: PhD degree in engineering, bioinformatics, statistics, computer science, mathematics, computational biology, or a related discipline. This requirement needs to be met no later than when the employment decision is made. Therefore, we also welcome applicants whose PhD degree will be completed imminently; Advanced programming skills, e.g., in R or Python; Good knowledge of machine learning, generative modelling and deep learning; Good knowledge of parallelized computing and use of computer clusters; Good knowledge of oral and written communication in English

Duties: The project focuses on the role on the glycans and glycan binding proteins in regulating germline stem cell development and fertility. The project employs both in vitro and in vivo models. Our goal is to identify how protein bound and free carbohydrate chains are their interactors control stem cell fate and fertility. To decipher the basic signalling, we employ Caenorhabditis elegans, an invertebrate with highly conserved signalling in germline stem cells. We use 2D and 3D cell culture models for application-level studies. The duties of the applicant include planning and performing the experiments in the lab. The PhD student will have to collect data and participate in discussions with members of the lab. The project will involve learning novel biochemical, genetic, and gene modification tools such as CRISPR/Cas9, confocal microscopy and bioinformatics
Requirements: An MSc in biomedicine or similar, or equivalent knowledge acquired in Sweden or abroad; Excellent oral and written proficiency in English; Previous experience in research labs during degree projects; Proven ability in thesis writing; Good understanding of cell-molecular biology and a strong interest in extracellular biology and stem cells

Duties: The PhD programme in Business Administration at Lund University is a four-year programme consisting of two parts: a course package comprising 90 ECTS credits, and a PhD thesis comprising 150 ECTS credits. The main task is therefore to devote yourself to your research project and participation in postgraduate courses
Requirements: General admission requirements: A master’s degree, and 240 completed ECTS credits of university studies. A person may also meet the general entry requirements if he/she has acquired substantially equivalent knowledge in some other way in Sweden or abroad

Duties: PhD Project The doctoral project, forming part of the research project described above, will have its final design determined in collaboration with the project leaders. Nevertheless, the doctoral student will have great opportunities to influence the final design of the studies. In the final part of the doctoral studies, the doctoral student is expected to independently develop their research ideas. Applicants are required to submit a research plan that includes potential ideas and prospective studies related to current research on episodic memory and gaze behaviour
Requirements: A person meets the specific entry requirements for third-cycle studies in psychology if he or she has completed at least 30 second-cycle credits in the main field of psychology, including at least 15 credits from a second-cycle degree project, or corresponding knowledge acquired in Sweden or abroad

Duties: The new senior lecturer will primarily be involved in research and supervision of doctoral students. The main tasks will be: Strengthening the research activities of the ATLAS group; Supervising ATLAS doctoral students and undergraduate degree projects; Further develop their own research interests, possibly with links to other specializations; Teaching physics students at undergraduate or graduate level depending on the needs of the department and the background and interests of the post holder
Requirements: Those qualified for appointment as a Senior Lecturer have demonstrated teaching expertise and have been awarded a PhD; Have solid experience from international research collaborations; Have experience in conducting innovative research with a focus on the physics of the LHC particle physics experiments; Have solid experience with data analysis in experimental particle physics

Duties: Play a major role in the operation, maintenance, and further development of the beamline, together with the rest of the ForMAX team and technical support teams; Provide support for external users; Supervise junior team members; Lead research projects, with the objective to develop new full-field tomographic imaging capability for our user community; Actively participate in cross-beamline or facility-wide development projects; Develop your skills in beamline instrumentation, control systems, data acquisition pipelines, and/or data reduction and analysis tools
Requirements: PhD degree in physics, chemistry, materials science, or another relevant subject; Documented expertise in full-field tomographic imaging, including data analysis; Demonstrated ability to deliver tasks on time, in scope, and within budget, as an individual and within a team; Good command of written and spoken English

Duties: The subject of the position encompasses methods and principles for protecting data in safety-critical applications, as well as protection against overload attacks and the maintenance of personal privacy. There are significant challenges in researching how machine learning can be used to attack traditional computer systems, but also to create new principles for protecting systems, making them more robust, and, not least, automating security architectures and protection systems
Requirements: Qualification requirements for employment as an assistant professor are fulfilled by someone who has been awarded a doctorate or has the corresponding research competence