Postdoktor i medicinsk forskning
Uppsala University
Full-time fixed-term postdoctoral position for independent medical research at Uppsala University.
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Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Postdoctoral researcher
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Contract
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- Contract ends
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- Original contract term
- Full-time fixed-term employment.
- Schedule
- Full time
- Workplace
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- FTE
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- Salary
- Individual salary setting applies; fixed salary (currency not stated)
- Department or school
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- Posted
- 27 Aug 2026
Responsibilities
- Conduct independent medical research
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- PhD or equivalent foreign degree
- Relevant medical research merits
Requirements
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Documents and steps
Documents
- Publication list
- Implementation plan
- CV
- PhD certificate
- Research grant list
- Personal letter
- Research project description
- Host department confirmation
Steps
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