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Earth Observation). You will actively work on integrating uncertainty-aware modeling capabilities into Geo-Foundation Models (GeoFMs). GeoFMs are typically pretrained on large-scale datasets using self
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Earth Observation). You will investigate novel approaches to improve the capabilities of Geo-Foundation Models (GeoFMs) for Earth Observation (EO) applications, with a particular focus on downstream
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degree of personal and professional organizational skill ability to work independently capacity to familiarize yourself quickly with new topics good proficiency in English beneficial: knowledge of (geo
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Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf - HZDR - Helmholtz Association | Dresden, Sachsen | Germany | 9 days ago
accumulation of radiotoxic elements in the geo- and biosphere including the food chain. This also includes research on microbial activity in potential repositories for highly radioactive waste. The Group Deep
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the role of the central Al-Hajar Mountains in Oman as a potential refuge for prehistoric cultures during dry climate phases by examining sediment-filled karst depressions as geo-bio-archives in combination
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06.08.2026 Application deadline : 14.09.2026 The Cluster of Excellence 3121 TERRA “Terrestrial Geo-Biosphere Interactions in a Changing World” is an interdisciplinary research initiative
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studying habitability for life as we know it based on fundamental physio-geo-chemical processes set by the planet’s evolution. The study of planetary habitability in this SFB is therefore oriented along
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studying habitability for life as we know it based on fundamental physio-geo-chemical processes set by the planet’s evolution. The study of planetary habitability in this SFB is therefore oriented along
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studying habitability for life as we know it based on fundamental physio-geo-chemical processes set by the planet’s evolution. The study of planetary habitability in this SFB is therefore oriented along
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studying habitability for life as we know it based on fundamental physio-geo-chemical processes set by the planet’s evolution. The study of planetary habitability in this SFB is therefore oriented along