145 high-performance-computing positions at UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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-doctoral scientist in the field of geoecology to strengthen research and teaching on the ecological functioning of wetlands. This includes the contributing to the group’s research profile and to research
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-doctoral scientist in the field of geoecology to strengthen research and teaching on the ecological functioning of wetlands. This includes the integration into the group’s research profile and the use
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be an advantage: Programming and data analysis experience Experience with working on high-performance computers What we offer: Research freedom: Develop your own ideas within the project’s broad scope
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to the ongoing research programme ‘Dynamics in Rural Areas’ being conducted by the Chair of Historical Archaeology. Your future tasks: The pre-doctoral research assistant is expected to participate in ongoing
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relating to the German language and German-language literatures. The institute´s five core areas are Modern German Literature, Early German Literature, German Linguistics, German as a Foreign and Second
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computing with, e.g. R, Python, Matlab Experience in science communication You should be a team player with high social and excellent communication skills Autonomous and proactive working style Problem
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research questions in a structured manner. Ability to work as part of a team. High level of commitment and initiative. Very good command of written and spoken English and German (C1). Desirable
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already have significant programming experience. Additional knowledge in High-Performance Computing or Machine Learning is an advantage. The start of the contract is the 1st of September 2026 or later
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four years, (48 months) from 15.01.2027 until 14.01.2031. The initial contract is for one year, until 14.01.2028. Based on a satisfactory performance, the contract will be renewed for three additional
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and functioning of reef-building animals, including corals and sponges, are tightly linked to their interactions with diverse microbial communities. However, the mechanisms by which microbes influence