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vision for this position (max. 1–2 pages). Executive summary of PhD dissertation. Any sample of related work examples (e.g., data visualizations, code repositories, data analyses) is appreciated. Please
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outputs. Cover Letter outlining your qualifications and vision for this position (max. 1–2 pages). Executive summary of PhD dissertation. Any sample of related work examples (e.g., data visualizations, code
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responsibilities include: Ensure implementation, documentation, and improvement of existing and new reporting processes, data collection (including data visualization), and monitoring processes. Support the
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; Motivated to outline and conduct your own research project; Demonstrable relevant experience with ethnographic research in Latin America; Experience with multimodal anthropological methods (visual, sensorial
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); Experience in quantitative data analysis and visualizations with R and/or Python; Interest in working with behavioral data, such as movement trajectories, interaction logs, task performance, and eye-tracking
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that dynamically support drivers based on cognitive state, workload, attention, and situational context. This includes designing and evaluating multimodal interaction concepts using visual, auditory, and haptic
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, modular construction, and new-build scenarios. The visual component will play a key role in making trade-offs transparent and accessible. 4. Pilot implementation in practice The tool will be tested and
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, and construction-task constraints, supporting real-time 3D visualization, human monitoring, algorithm testing, and pre-assembly validation. The platform will serve both as a research environment for
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innovative methods and automation into fungal research, advancing how we visualize, quantify, and interpret the hidden dynamics of mycorrhizal fungi. This enhances not only our mechanistic insights of fungal