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initially to four years, with the possibility of a permanent employment after a successful evaluation of the University of Vienna's Core Facility 'ACTRIS Aerosol Observatory' in the fourth year. Your personal
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well as (auto-)biographical text analysis; experience with the combination of multi-method approaches as well as with cooperation in mixed-methods projects. Sound theoretical knowledge of practical and
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: Advancing machine unlearning, privacy-preserving techniques, and robust data curation. AI Safety: Ensuring robust alignment and safety in multi-agent LLM systems Efficiency: Streamlining large-scale model
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Computation”, led by Univ.- Prof. Dr. Philip Walther, is part of the Quantum Science Group at the Faculty of Physics, and member of the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) – one
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environmental change, natural hazards and -risks, vulnerability, multi-hazard risk and early warning systems. Your future tasks: Supervision of infrastructure field equipment Continuous contribution
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to make a meaningful impact? Vienna Doctoral School of Microbiology and Environmental Science - Doctoral Positions (AUTUMN CALL 2026) 91 Centre for Microbiology and Environmental Systems Science Working
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exploration and help us better understand our world. Does this sound like you? Then join our accomplished team! The Department at the University of Vienna is the largest academic center covering all fields
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- Austrian Center for Law Enforcement Sciences. The focus of our research is criminal law and criminology. Our Team currently consists of one post doc, three prae docs, one teaching assistant and one
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conversion to a permanent contract. As a Core Facility at the University of Vienna, we combine scientific and technical-methodological expertise to enable the shared use of major research instruments - making
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the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) and the Austrian Cluster of Excellence (quanta). The Molecular Quantum Optics & Quantum Nanophysics team around by Prof. Arndt explores