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-time, non-tenure track), preferably with effect from 1 November 2026. You will work in the field of general sociology and will have the opportunity to conduct research and teach within
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development. As a postdoctoral university assistant, you will work in the research team together with Prof. Thomas Németh in this Department. Your responsibilities will include independent research in the field
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-level research in the field of Christian social ethics and is pursuing an academic career. The Social Ethics Division conducts research on questions of just social organization using methods from
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missions such as TESS and PLATO. This includes false-positive screening and the refinement of transit parameters. The telescope is currently being upgraded with a new wide-field camera system. You will be
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professorship is affiliated with the field of Modern German Literature, with a particular focus on Literary and Media Theory. Accordingly, in addition to an outstanding doctoral degree in literary studies
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an independent research profile in the field of Roman law, as well as in related areas of civil law, the history of private law doctrine, and comparative law. You contribute to research projects and academic
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. Independent Teaching: Conducting university courses independently, primarily in the field of food chemistry, in accordance with collective agreement regulations. Administrative Duties: Taking on administrative
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of Education in the section "Empirical Education Research" of Univ. Prof. Dr. JudithSchoonenboom. The Department's main responsibilities lie within the area of teaching and research in the field of Education
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tasks: Active participation in research, teaching & administration, which means: You build up an independent research profile in the field of matter-wave interferometry with nanoparticles. You are
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assistant postdoctoral to Prof. Thomas Kühtreiber) in the field of modern archaeology. The position is closely linked to the ongoing research programmes ‘Dynamics in Rural Areas’ and ‘Identities and Material