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the cognitive neuroscience of language, multilingualism and spatial cognition, including entorhinal cortex based spatial grids and cognitive maps. The ideal candidate holds a degree in Biomedical Engineering
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command of English or German and a good command of the other language (which must be demonstrated within one year), as well as of a Slavic language or Modern Greek. Excellent knowledge of theology and
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focus on the methodology of empirical education or socialscience research Publications on relevant methodological topics in English Web of Science journals Good command of both quantitative and
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-Activity Relationships: Exploring how the chemical structure of ligands controls receptor activation and how these processes affect physiological endpoints (e.g., satiety signals, cytokine levels
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for the controlled construction of extended π-conjugated systems. Special attention will be devoted to developing radical-mediated annulation reactions that enable the rapid and modular synthesis of structurally
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Latin, Ancient Greek and English, as well as in at least one of the commonly used conference languages (Italian, Spanish or French) Excellent command of German A team player with strong social and
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research, will be given preference. Due to the nature of the research and the envisioned clinical research collaborations, good command of German will be mandatory. While more senior (4+ years after Ph.D
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of technology, such as ethics of AI Promising potential for, and evidence of, original high-level research, including an excellent PhD thesis and a beginning publication track record Excellent command of written
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technology for quantum computing and other quantum information applications with the investigation of fundamental quantum science questions. The main activities range from quantum control of single photons
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school; philosophy of the Viśiṣṭādvaita Vedānta school; epistemology in Sanskrit philosophy; philosophy of language in Sanskrit philosophy; deontics in Sanskrit philosophy. Command of Sanskrit Teaching