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. Job description Imagine extending decades of exquisite quantum control from atoms, ions, photons, and related quantum platforms to the rigid-body motion of an entire solid containing billions of atoms
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task is to monitor automated quality control of the data products and perform additional tests in the days after the measurement. You report on quality issues and make suggestions for improvement. With a
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randomized control trial between 2018 and 2022 showing that a single half-day training dramatically increased adoption (Aker and Jack 2025), this project now seeks to scale those insights across other regions
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Bring physics into world models — and make embodied agents fast, reliable and ready for the real world! Join us! World models are controllable, physics- and mechanism-grounded simulators of reality
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from clinical specimens; Develop, optimize, and apply DIA- and PRM-based proteomics methods; Perform quantitative data analysis, normalization, quality control, and statistical interpretation
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randomized control trial between 2018 and 2022 showing that a single half-day training dramatically increased adoption (Aker and Jack 2025), this project now seeks to scale those insights across other regions
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EU policy analysis and evaluation Demonstrated experience in risk governance, risk regulation on an EU level An excellent written and spoken command of English, as demonstrated by publications in
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and (scientific) writing skills. Due to the international character of our research, good command of spoken and written English is essential. We highly encourage applicants from all members of our
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Requirements - PhD in radiochemistry, nuclear chemistry or nuclear physics - Excellent oral and written command of English. - Excellent communication skills, especially for interdisciplinary collaborations
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, or (applied) physics. Excellent lab-experiences Advanced mathematical, analytical skills, and programming skills, e.g., in Python. A keen interest in interdisciplinary research. An excellent command of English