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The Institute of Molecular and Clinical Ophthalmology Basel (IOB) seeks a highly motivated and qualified Head of Human Resources as of 1 July 2024 or per agreement. IOB is an international research
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Your position Research position with clinical involvement as part of a Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) project “Learning-based 3D Infant Face and Head Model for Medical Applications”. You
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of Professor Ralph Weber), starting on 1 September 2024 (or a start date by prior agreement). Write a thesis in the context of the project “Historical Perspectives on Comparative Philosophy: A Digital Humanities
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to pursue a Ph.D. in Urban Studies under supervision of Prof. Dr. Kenny Cupers (Architectural History and Urban Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.). In addition to pursuing doctoral research
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faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences. Research at university is increasingly data-driven and thus requires state-of-the-art services to support data-science
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, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.). In addition to pursuing doctoral research, you will teach two hours per week (during the semester) in the Master in Critical Urbanisms program, mentor Master's
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constant supervision. Experience in human cell culture, molecular biology and histology is expected. FELASA Level B (LTK1) training and experience in animal surgery techniques are desirable. The candidate
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university in Switzerland, can look back on over 550 years of successful history. It counts over 12'000 students and 4'300 researchers in 7 faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences
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awareness. The project is funded by the SNF & Innosuisse (https://data.snf.ch/grants/grant/222419 ) and the researcher is charge is Cristina Loi, postdoctoral researcher at the Digital Humanities Lab. From 1
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history. It counts over 12'000 students and 4'300 researchers in 7 faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences, with a clear focus on life sciences and medicine