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(100%, E 13 TV-L, 3 years + possible extension, m/f/d) We seek a highly-motivated postdoctoral research fellow with strong expertise in cognitive computational modeling and an interest in applying
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09.09.2026 Application deadline : 31.10.2026 Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Computational Modeling of Digital Education Data (100%, E 13 TV-L, 3 years + possible extension, m/f/d) We seek a bright
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21.05.2026, Academic staff The Chair of Complex Soft Matter at the TUM School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan is seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Fellow (m/f/d) - Lab Automation and Data
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intersection of physiology, computational analysis, and aging neuroscience. Autonomic function shifts dramatically across the adult lifespan, yet these midlife changes are largely missing from current models
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-funded project “The function of the flagellar type-III secretion system ATPase complex during the assembly of the flagellum”. In addition, an increase in working hours by a further 50% for replacement
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, computational modeling, computer vision, natural language processing, or related AI-based methods. Strong programming skills, preferably in Python. Experience working with complex, multimodal datasets and
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academic and industrial expertise in epigenetics, mathematical modelling and high-resolution stable isotope labelling based analysis of the dynamics of metabolic cofactors and post translational
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. The successful candidate will develop machine learning models for large-scale biological data and connect predictive modeling with mechanistic understanding. As part of Karsten Borgwardt's Department of Machine
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research focus may include the following areas: Fine-tuning of large language models on rewards derived from social interactions or collective outcomes Evolutionary adaptations of AI agents in social
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harms often trigger complex processes of negotiation that can reshape reflexive forms of cultural identity and newly imagined or created lifeworlds. They raise the question of how to build a shared future