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offer Training opportunities Perspectives for career development Support programmes (e.g. mentoring) and networks Your (team) culture and team composition Working environment and employment conditions
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a passion for programming and numerical simulations would be most welcome. You should enjoy working in an interdisciplinary, multinational research environment. Being an enthusiastic researcher with
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part of a vibrant English- and German-speaking research environment within two successful programs of the University of Basel. We offer dedicated faculty mentorship to support your academic progress
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, or related fields. We are looking for a scholar with a strong research agenda linked to questions of epistemology and justice in the built environment. Your research should demonstrate methodological rigor
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) culture and team composition Working environment and employment conditions Your commitment to diversity (e.g. flexible working hours, possibility for part-time work, home office) Working, teaching and
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. German language proficiency is an asset. This position is part of a vibrant English- and German-speaking research environment within two successful programs of the University of Basel. We offer dedicated faculty
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issues. • Strong analytical and data interpretation skills. • Ability to work independently, and collaboratively in a matrix environment. • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. • Strong
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to misinformation. Project background Misinformation has severe negative effects on personal decision-making and societal integrity. In today’s information environment, misinformation is rampant. Over the past years
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collaboratively in a team environment. • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. • Strong publication record or other scientific achievements (i.e. awards, patents, grants). • Demonstrated expertise in
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solutions to address pressing sustainability challenges while pushing construction productivity and striving for high-quality built environmental spaces. In Design++, we see that the path to such a future