Research centre established by:

KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
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Open call: Up to eight postdoc fellows in technologies for digital transformation

Digital Futures announces a call for postdoc fellows in technologies for digital transformation

Digital Futures announces a Call for postdoc fellowships with a submission deadline on 3 November. Digital Futures postdoc fellowships aim to support talented early career international researchers in pursuing their research ideas in a new research group and institution.

More info regarding the call, application process and information meeting can be found here: Open call: Up to eight postdoc fellows in technologies for digital transformation

Call announced: 2022-09-15
Proposal submission deadline: 2022-11-03

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