Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems (IFISC)
Islas Baleares
On-site
EUR 23,670 - 28,930
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Financial support for conferences
Benefits of Spanish public health system
Job summary
A leading research institute in Spain is seeking a Junior Postdoc to explore information processing in biological systems and socio-technical systems. The position offers a collaborative environment, encouraging independent research initiatives and participation in conferences. Candidates should have relevant academic qualifications and a strong interest in interdisciplinary research. The contract includes benefits from the Spanish public health system and a gross annual salary of 26,300 €.
Qualifications
Must provide a copy of a valid identity document or passport.
Name of two reference senior scientists required.
Responsibilities
Research in information processing in biological and socio-technical systems.
Develop novel computing concepts and models.
Skills
Information processing
Data-driven modeling
Research interests
Education
Degree and Master
Job description
A leading research institute in Spain is seeking a Junior Postdoc to explore information processing in biological systems and socio-technical systems. The position offers a collaborative environment, encouraging independent research initiatives and participation in conferences. Candidates should have relevant academic qualifications and a strong interest in interdisciplinary research. The contract includes benefits from the Spanish public health system and a gross annual salary of 26,300 €.
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