26 Semantic Technology Institute Innsbruck and Seekda PhD positions at Forschungszentrum Jülich
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join an ambitious European initiative aimed at revolutionizing the design and integration of energy materials for clean hydrogen energy technologies. This initiative is a collaborative effort to harness
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plant design is identified by considering the energy supply system, the choice of capture technology, the DAC-plant’s technical design, the DAC-plant’s operational concept and the positioning of the DAC
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Work group: IBG-4 - Bioinformatik Area of research: Promotion Job description: Your Job: Analysis and integration of diverse biological data from the field of plant sciences
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Your Job: The work will be part of the BMBF project “Rhizosphere processes and yield decline in wheat crop rotations (RhizoWheat)” in collaboration with University of Kiel, the Institute of Sugar
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wheat crop rotations (RhizoWheat)” in collaboration with University of Kiel, the Institute of Sugar Beet Research and the Julius-Kühn-Institut, Institute for Epidemiology and Pathogen Diagnostics
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Your Job: Future battery technologies are urgently needed to make electromobility and home storage even faster and more powerful. In order to increase battery performance and energy density at cell
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Work group: IEK-1 - Werkstoffsynthese und Herstellungsverfahren Area of research: Promotion Job description: Your Job: Future battery technologies are urgently needed to make
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computing applications to build more energy-efficient technologies. Depending on the project area and your scientific skills, tasks will include: Invent, simulate, and prototype more efficient, specialized
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such, the projects blend both hardware and software work across a diverse team, while targeting relevant computing applications to build more energy-efficient technologies. Depending on the project area
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components in electrochemical hydrogen technologies, most importantly in the form of electrocatalytic layers (ECLs) of fuel cells and electrolysers. The nanoporous structure steers the transport of ions, water