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Sea. The staff of the four sections Physical Oceanography and Instrumentation, Marine Chemistry, Biological Oceanography and Marine Geology works interdisciplinary within a joint research programme
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(for PostDocs: PhD degree) in computer science or a comparable discipline. Excellent software engineering skills and the ability to develop mature software components beyond pure research prototypes. Excellent
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economics community in Fuerth, Nuremberg and Munich are connected to the Department of Economics at FAU Nuremberg can participate in the structured Junior Faculty Development Program and have the opportunity
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agreement TV-L, up to pay scale 13, full time. The position is suitable for part-time work with at least 32 hours/week. This position will be embedded in the newly started science support platform (SSP) which
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, state examination) and doctorate in a biomedical subject (e. g. biology, biotechnology, biochemistry) Experience in epigenetics, molecular biology and bioinformatics methods Experience/Knowledge in
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, full time. You will be a team player, interested in working in an interdisciplinary programme to understand how temperature sensing mechanisms operate at the cellular, tissue and plant level. The project
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For its research group Globalization, Work and Production, the Berlin Social Science Center (WZB) is looking for a Post-Doctoral Researcher (f/m/x) (ID 250) from 01 April 2024 to 31 March 2026
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part of the Leibniz Cooperative Excellence Programme in a joint collaboration of IWH and ZEW . This collaboration will bring together detailed information from firms, establishments, workers, inventors
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employees and research institutions in seven federal states. Following its mission to “analyze and document biodiversity in Earth system dynamics – to serve science and society” Senckenberg fosters curiosity