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We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join the ABLE project (Ability-Based Tailoring of Interactive Devices), an AUFF-funded research project developing a platform that enables users
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examines how different bodies and sensoria (i.e., culturally shaped ways of sensing and engaging with the world) are formed and valued through the corporeal, social, and material interactions that shape
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biodiversity conservation worldwide. This project investigates how freshwater habitats influence pollinator microbiomes, physiology and ecological interactions. By combining environmental genomics, microbiome
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plant–microbe associations and harness their potential for sustainable food production. Our focus is on uncovering the molecular mechanisms by which plants and microbes interact—ranging from early
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pressing scientific challenges of our time: understanding how biodiversity is changing in response to multiple, interacting global change drivers. The project will combine cutting-edge analyses of large
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original ethnographic field research on the intersection of cattle and human-wildlife interactions, infrastructural expansion, and cultural and natural heritage of Kalahari landscapes in Botswana. Develop
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Postdoctoral position for the project Human AI Collaboration: Imaginaries, Interventions, Interfaces
) , Information Studies, Master's Degree Programme (2021) , Digital Design - IT, Aesthetics and Interaction, Bachelor's Degree Programme in (2024) and Digital Design, Master's Degree Programme in (2021) Given
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with close daily interactions, opportunities for networking across groups. Employment at a Danish university with a work culture characterized by professionalism, equality, and a sustainable work–life
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the mechanisms underlying durable viral control, with particular emphasis on antibody-mediated enhancement of T-cell immunity, Fc-dependent immune activation, and host-pathogen interactions. Beyond HIV, the group
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-performance computing resources and close interaction with experimental materials scientists. CENSEMAT and the TU Wien research group value scientific curiosity, openness, constructive teamwork and a healthy