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FIMM is currently seeking a new member to the FinnGen research project’s admin team with the position of Project Manager FinnGen is a public-private research project that aims to better understand disease mechanisms by studying the genome and health data of 500,000 Finns. FinnGen's Partners include Finnish biobanks, Biobank Cooperative FINBB, university hospital districts, universities, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Finnish Red Cross Blood Service, Business Finland and 15 international pharmaceutical companies. The Project Manager works in the FinnGen admin team and as a close working partner of FinnGen's Scientific Director, Professor Aarno Palotie. In addition to FinnGen-related responsibilities, the role may also involve supporting other research projects and strategic initiatives within FIMM. The responsibilities of the Project Manager include financial and administrative tasks, such as preparing budgets, monitoring project-related budgets and expenses, and presenting financial information to the project’s Steering Committee. The role also involves overseeing project-related procurement and contract preparation in collaboration with the University of Helsinki administrative and legal teams, managing and coordinating the administrative team, negotiating with existing and potential new partners, and participating in contract negotiations. In addition, the Project Manager may be required to give research-related presentations at national and international scientific meetings. The position requires understanding of finance and economic incentives, including, taxation rules and experience working with both government funding and private-sector funding, is considered a strong advantage. Advanced experience with SAP and Excel is considered beneficial. The position requires demonstrated project management experience, sufficient understanding of biomedical research, and a general knowledge of the regulatory environment within the life sciences industry. Essential qualifications also include relevant higher university education and strong written and oral communication skills in English. Finnish language skills are not mandatory but are considered beneficial. FIMM and FinnGen provide an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of a the wave of big data applications that will improve our healthcare and well-being. We are a dynamic, vibrant and highly motivated international team with a friendly, flexible, and supportive working culture. The salary will be in accordance with the University salary (YPJ) system on previous qualifications, experience and performance in the position. The typical starting gross salary for comparable UH Project manager roles is approximately €4300–€5200/month (depending on duties and experience).The fixed term contract is offered for two years, with possibility for extension. The University of Helsinki offers comprehensive services to its employees, including occupational health care and health insurance, sports facilities, and opportunities for professional development. For more on the University of Helsinki as an employer, please see https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/careers.  Please submit your application to the university's recruitment system from the Apply link by 5 June, 2026. Please send us an application that you have crafted yourself, reflecting your own voice and thoughts. Applications generated by AI do not meet our expectations. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. For more information on the project manager job description and tasks in general, please contact FinnGen's Project Manager Helen Cooper, helen.cooper(at)helsinki.fi. A diverse and equitable study and work culture is important to us. That is why we do our best to promote an inclusive university community. We encourage all qualified applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply for our positions. Click this link to read about accessibility and inclusivity at our University. JOIN US TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD – TOGETHER! #HelsinkiUniCareers The Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland (FIMM) is an international research unit focusing on human genomics and personalised medicine at the Helsinki Institute of Life Science (HiLIFE) of the University of Helsinki - a leading Nordic university with a strong commitment to life science research. As part of Academic Medical Center Helsinki in Meilahti campus FIMM collaborates locally with the Faculty of Medicine, Helsinki University Hospital and National Institute for Health and Welfare. FIMM is part of the Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine, composed of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) and the centres for molecular medicine in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, and the EU-LIFE Community.

Advertisement bullet points (75 Characters) Newly created executive role shaping and elevating Natural Sciences Build strategic partnerships that grow research, funding and influence Inspire a respected team of scientists, curators and collection experts Advertisement overview (150 Characters) Lead Queensland Museum’s Natural Sciences portfolio, advancing research, collections, partnerships and scientific impact nationally and globally. The organisation Queensland Museum (QM) is a vibrant and inclusive cultural institution at the heart of Queensland’s storytelling. With five distinctive sites across the state, QM welcomes millions of visitors annually, delivering immersive exhibitions, pioneering research, and transformative educational experiences. As a leader in cultural heritage and scientific discovery, QM connects communities, inspires curiosity, and celebrates the rich diversity of Queensland’s people and places. Queensland Museum is entering a transformative new chapter with a renewed strategic focus on research, collections, impact and growth. Central to this vision is the elevation of the Natural Sciences portfolio and the important role it plays in positioning Queensland Museum as a globally relevant scientific and research institution. The Natural Sciences portfolio oversees one of Australia’s most significant natural history collections, comprising more than 14 million specimens spanning marine and terrestrial biodiversity, geosciences and palaeontology. These collections underpin critical research informing biodiversity conservation, environmental management, biosecurity and climate resilience. The opportunity Reporting to the CEO and contributing as a key member of the Executive Leadership Team, the Executive Director, Natural Sciences will lead a multidisciplinary portfolio of scientists, curators and collection specialists across Brisbane, Hendra and Townsville. This newly created executive role will set the strategic direction for Queensland Museum’s Natural Sciences research agenda, ensuring the organisation continues to strengthen its research profile, scientific partnerships and public impact. The Executive Director will work closely with government, universities, funding bodies, industry and philanthropy partners to grow research capability, increase access to the collections as critical research infrastructure, and secure sustainable funding opportunities. The role will also oversee the stewardship and development of Queensland Museum’s internationally significant collections and lead the ongoing evolution of the Collections and Research Centre at Hendra. Working collaboratively across the organisation, the Executive Director will help translate complex scientific knowledge into meaningful public outcomes through exhibitions, partnerships, programs and engagement initiatives. About you You are an accomplished executive leader with deep experience across scientific research, collections management, academia, museums or related sectors. You bring both scientific credibility and strategic leadership capability, with the ability to set a contemporary research agenda that responds to emerging environmental, scientific and community priorities. You understand the evolving research landscape and can identify opportunities to strengthen impact, relevance and innovation across a complex portfolio. You are highly skilled at building strategic partnerships and working collaboratively with government, universities, industry and funding bodies to secure investment, grow capability and strengthen influence. Commercially astute and politically savvy, you are confident navigating complex stakeholder environments and translating scientific knowledge into accessible and compelling narratives for diverse audiences. Most importantly, you are an authentic and collaborative people leader who can inspire high-performing teams across multiple locations and disciplines. You bring a future-focused mindset, balancing stewardship of world-class collections with innovation, succession planning and organisational growth. You are motivated by the opportunity to elevate Queensland Museum’s Natural Sciences profile and contribute meaningfully to scientific knowledge, biodiversity research and environmental resilience. How to Apply This is a rare opportunity to shape the future of a nationally significant scientific portfolio and contribute to a new era for Queensland Museum. For a confidential discussion or role related questions, please contact Phil Graham, Jess Lewy or Lisa Gleichmann of The Orchard Talent Group at QLDmuseum@orchardtalent.com.au. To apply please submit your current CV and a cover letter. Applications close 21 June 2026

Ref.: 536301 Work type: Full-time Department: Department of Architecture (01100) Categories: Professoriate Staff Applications are invited for appointment as Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in AI-enabled Design and Building Technology in the Department of Architecture (Ref.: 536301), to commence on September 1, 2026 or January 1, 2027, on a three-year fixed-term basis, with the possibility of renewal and consideration for tenure before the expiry of a second three-year fixed-term contract. The Department of Architecture (DoA) is internationally recognised as one of the world's best architectural schools. The DoA sees design thinking central of the Department’s value ecology, AI as its new frontier, while building technology as its foundation. It prides itself on providing an active and dynamic research environment. The scholars and professionals who constitute the teaching staff of the Department represent a diversity of research interests. The scale and breadth of case studies in the region offers a potential portfolio of innovative research projects and a laboratory structure which in turn provides opportunities to pool efforts, cross disciplinary boundaries and develop forums for exchange. The Department offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in an intense and demanding environment, where staff members take an active part in shaping the Department's culture through both teaching and administrative responsibilities. The promising and energetic community of students come from Hong Kong, Mainland China, Asia, and across the world. Information about the Department can be obtained at http://arch.hku.hk. Applicants should possess a postgraduate and professional degree in the relevant field. Preference will be given to those holding a Ph.D. degree in Architecture, Design and Technology, or an affiliated discipline, and to those who have experience in teaching and practicing in a multidisciplinary context. They should demonstrate an established record of teaching and research in advanced technology in design, and creative and interactive technologies, specialising in the intersection of artificial intelligence, Extended Reality (XR), computational design, adaptive digital fabrication and sustainable material technologies. Applicants should also have experience in developing projects on how AI and advanced technology can augment creativity and sociability as well as the ability to develop innovative computational tools, processes and theories to explore technology’s interface with and impact on human perception and experience and applying these in creative, socially meaningful responses to challenging design problems. Candidates with a Ph.D. in design research, design practice, history and theory of design and design science, history and theory of architecture with a focus on material science and culture, or material futures and design technologies, are welcome to apply. As the Department moves towards strengthening international links with academic institutions and innovators in design throughout Asia and the world, applicants who have a record of building such partnerships are encouraged to apply. Strong writing skills, as evidenced through an increasing track record of peer-reviewed publications, and grant-writing experience are also desirable, as staff are expected to pursue funding opportunities to advance their research. The appointee will conduct research, teach postgraduate and undergraduate courses, and lead a research team on related studies. The primary responsibility is to support teaching and curriculum development for the Design+ program, with an emphasis on integrating latest computational technologies into project design and delivery processes and on engaging with creative industries.Teaching assignments may include studios, lecture courses, or seminars in areas such as design, history and theory of design and technology, design thinking, AI, computation, XR applications, robotic and digital fabrication, and material futures. For enquiries about the post, please write to Professor Eunice Seng, Head of the Department of Architecture (e-mail: applyarc@hku.hk). A highly competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience will be offered, in addition to annual leave and medical benefits. At current rates, salaries tax does not exceed 15% of gross income. The appointment will attract a contract-end gratuity and University contribution to a retirement benefits scheme, totalling up to 15% of basic salary. Housing benefits will be provided as applicable. The University only accepts online applications for the above post. Applicants should apply online and upload an up-to-date C.V., a cover letter, a one-page teaching statement, a one-page statement on advancing diversity and inclusion, the contact information of three senior academics who are familiar with the applicant's teaching background and experience, and a research and teaching portfolio (less than 20MB, 20 pages maximum). Review of applications will commence as soon as possible and continue until 31 July 2026, or until the post is filled, whichever is earlier.