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in situ aerosol measurements Excellent programming skills (especially in Python), and proven experience in collaborative software development using version control systems (git) Reliable, regular
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in situ aerosol measurements Excellent programming skills (especially in Python), and proven experience in collaborative software development using version control systems (git) Reliable, regular
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well as of programs SPSS and/or R. You have several years of experience in research management, such as management of third-party funded projects and research data. You have published your research in highly-ranked
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, climatology), or a related field; • Strong programming skills; • Data analysis and interpretation experience that is guided by theoretical/physical understanding and not only by application of statistical
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: • You are involved in a specific research project, here Q4-BIO. • You will present your research plan to the faculty and complete a dissertation agreement within 12-18 months. This will be reviewed and
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into the strategic priorities ‘Systems of Life’ and ‘Climate, Environment, Sustainability’ ( https://www.univie.ac.at/en/research/strategic-priorities ). University-internal structures and programs, such as the Vienna
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’ (https://www.univie.ac.at/en/research/strategic-priorities ). University-internal structures and programs, such as the Vienna Doctoral School of Ecology & Evolution (VDSEE), the Environment and Climate
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: A completed degree or training program in computer science or a related field, or equivalent professional experience Professional experience in system administration, support, development
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a Master's degree, majoring in molecular biology or cell biology You must have successfully passed the selection procedure for the Vienna Biocenter PhD Program Basic experience in academic writing and
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mathematics. Strong programming skills in Python. Ideally, also proficiency in at least one major deep learning framework (e.g., PyTorch, JAX). An early track record of research (e.g., a high-quality Master's