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November 8, 2026

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Lisboa, Lisboa64

Research Studentship

Associação do Instituto Superior Técnico para a Investigação e Desenvolvimento (IST-ID)

Lisboa, Lisboa49

Post-Doctoral Researcher

Universidade Catolica Portuguesa

Lisboa, Lisboa60

Researcher Technician

Champalimaud Foundation

Carcavelos, Lisboa46

Associate Professor in Management / Marketing

Nova School of Business and Economics

Lisboa, Lisboa60

Junior Doctorate Researcher

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Lisboa, Lisboa53

PhD Position - Computational Biologist

Champalimaud Foundation

Lisboa, Lisboa58

Postdoctoral Researcher

Champalimaud Foundation

Lisboa, Lisboa55

Full Professor in Applied Psychology

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Lisboa, Lisboa59

1 (one) Research Fellowship for R&D Initiation (BII) for Master Student

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Lisboa, Lisboa71

Research Fellowship

Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine

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