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-Activity Relationships: Exploring how the chemical structure of ligands controls receptor activation and how these processes affect physiological endpoints (e.g., satiety signals, cytokine levels
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created social institutions (such as schools), as well as the educational and socialization processes in non-pedagogically institutionalized fields of social life (peer groups, milieus, media, etc
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excited states. Further, we use and develop classical and quantum dynamical methods to explain molecular photochemical process, also in complex environments. Your personal sphere of play: A university
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studies. You publish internationally and give academic presentations. You submit research proposals and acquire third-party funding. You contribute to evaluation processes and quality assurance. You
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of Psychotherapy and Psychotherapy Research (Univ.-Prof. Dr. Thomas Probst) at the Institute for Clinical and Health Psychology. The research group investigates Processes and Effectiveness of Psychotherapy and
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interest and experience in investigating neural and psychophysiological processes of motivation, effort mobilization, and affective experience. Applicants should bring a sound knowledge of quantitative and
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. You will publish internationally and give presentations. You will submit project proposals and secure external funding. You will participate in evaluation processes and quality assurance activities
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Contact details of three persons who can provide letters of reference (letters will be requested for longlisted candidates only) Apply via our job portal / Apply now – button Selection procedure: Please
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group “Atmospheric Transport Processes”, led by Prof. Andreas Stohl, is part of the Department of Meteorology and Geophysics. The group develops the Lagrangian transport model FLEXPART and studies all
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neuroscience. This requires programming of experiments with human participants, typically in computer-based experiments in a neuroimaging or behavioral and stress lab setting, but also in online experiments. You