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. In the Research Department Earth System Analysis, we are offering an exciting opportunity to be part of the new Planetary Boundary Science Initiative (PBScience). We are offering a Earth Monitoring
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. In the Research Department Earth System Analysis, we are offering an exciting opportunity to be part of the new Planetary Boundary Science Initiative (PBScience). We are offering a Earth System Science
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. In the Research Department Earth System Analysis, we are offering an exciting opportunity to be part of the new Planetary Boundary Science Initiative (PBScience). We are offering a Scientific Project
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The Kiel Institute for the World Economy seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher (f/m/d) (part-time) in Economics and Global Health. This vacant position will be integrated in the global health research
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of the global human-ecological crisis. Sustainable land use and spatial structure are of particular importance here. Requirements for regenerative energy production, biodiversity promotion, economical and
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an interdisciplinary team on ground-breaking science shaping the production of the materials of tomorrow. Your tasks: Analyze heat and mass transfer in selected crystal growth processes at IKZ (e.g., growth from melt
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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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The Kiel Institute for the World Economy sees itself as the research institute for Globalization in Germany. Our researchers examine the driving forces and consequences of international economic
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date of work is preferred. In order to increase the proportion of female employees in scientific and science-related positions, we hereby specifically invite female candidates to apply. People with
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biodiversity from the genome to the ecosystem levels and offering exploratory spaces for science and society to develop common solutions to Anthropocene challenges. Within this research effort, Senckenberg takes