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drive the project toward top-tier publications. ▪ Collaborate closely with two Ph.D. researchers — one at ETH Zurich (VR development focus) and one at TUM (behavioral and psychology focus) — coordinating
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University of Würzburg - NUCLEATE Excellence Cluster | Oettingen in Bayern, Bayern | Germany | about 2 months ago
people in case of otherwise equal aptitude. Salary is based on the pay scale for the public sector (TV-L). Informal inquiries about the advertised positions may be directed to the local NUCLEATE
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within the project. Support strategic and administrative coordination of the team. Requirements Excellent doctoral degree in economics with a focus on at least three of the following fields: behavioral
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Language Models (LLMs) to systematically code rich qualitative case narratives. This AI-assisted case-survey method enables rigorous large-N cross-case comparison, preserving contextual depth. GAPS will
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properties, for example, using magnetometry (SQUID, VSM), Mössbauer spectroscopy publication record, third-party funding confident manner, (project) management experience interest in research coordination and
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of the German federal and state governments. TUM serves as the coordinating institution. The Biomolecular Design Studios are a new flagship initiative of the BioSysteM Cluster of Excellence. Conceived as open
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CBCW projects, and for raising the public profile of CBCW research via development of exhibitions or other events; development and implementation of concepts for external and independent representation
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below and are open to taking on the role of technical coordinator for one of the five working groups within the scholarship programme: Technologies for climate-neutral energy production and mobility, as
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coordinate national and international in-situ analytical campaigns, performing on-site documentation and analysis in collaboration with partner institutions. • Support students supervision (Bachelor’s
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: organizing and co-hosting an academic conference, coordinating the publication of the proceedings, and assisting in the development of grant proposals Teaching two seminars per semester (4 SWS) and