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experience with software related to experiment control and data analysis (Python, IMSwitch, PiScat) • Ideally, you have experience working with DNA-origami and DNA-PAINT assays. • You have an excellent command
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the Geneva Convention4 are not considered for this purpose. • Language & communication – excellent command of spoken and written English (min. B2 level). Ability to communicate results clearly to diverse
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of programming, software engineering and model-driven engineering Good command of English (written and spoken) Knowledge of German would be an advantage (for courses in the foundation year) Leadership and
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at the Department of Functional Materials and Catalysis at the Faculty of Chemistry develops advanced porous materials (MOF and COF) for sensing, energy conversion and catalysis. This PhD project aims to control
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proven through a successful Master’s and Bachelor’s Thesis, as well as through successful exams in relevant lecture courses. • You must have an excellent command of written and spoken English. • You should
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; resilience; ability to work independently; strong communication skills when dealing with colleagues, students and line managers Very good command of English Please include with your application a written
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, Magister or Diplom degree) Above-average knowledge of the Austrian tax law system Excellent verbal and written communication skills Curiosity and a passion for academic work Very good command of German and
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Your profile: A completed degree (Diplom or Master) in Computer Science or related fields Excellent knowledge of software security and machine learning Very good command of English Please include a
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thesis, open-source contributions, or workshop papers). Excellent command of written and spoken English, as we operate in a global research environment. A high degree of intrinsic motivation, curiosity
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systems based on superconducting microwave circuits and cryogenic noble-gas crystals. By understanding and controlling microscopic loss mechanisms at the interface between superconductors and cryogenic