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, microbiology, microbial ecology and bioinformatics and regularly hosts international PhD students and postdoc researchers. This fostering a supportive and intellectually stimulating working environment
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analysis investigate the photo-regulatory and molecular responses of various proteins to light irradiation complement SX observations with time-resolved spectroscopy Requirements Specific Requirements PhD in
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and activities (e.g., workshop organisation) Requirements Specific Requirements a PhD in computer science, artificial intelligence or a related discipline proven affiliation with research social
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methods, and applied (possibly probabilistic) logics is a plus, as is experience with diagnostics and the modelling of cyber-physical systems. Candidates are expected to have completed a PhD in Computer
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Requirements A PhD degree in psychology, marketing, or related disciplines (completed or near completion) Strong knowledge of research methods and experimental design Advanced statistical skills (e.g., SPSS) and
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internally and at scientific meetings data analysis and interpretation writing scientific publications supervising bachelor, master and PhD students project management and coordination including contact with
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around technonationalism and the emergent topic of decoupling and recoupling in a globalized world (WS3). You will be part of a team consisting of the Principal Investigator (PI), a PhD, and a research
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impact, including guest lectures, workshops, and public symposiums for interested parties Requirements Specific Requirements a PhD degree in a relevant discipline, e.g., anthropology of religion, sociology
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of a team consisting of the Principal Investigator (PI), a PhD, and a research assistant. Your responsibilities Be involved in the coordination of the project and its team Collect and analyse data
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students you do project management, including the organisation of meetings and activities (e.g., workshop organisation) Requirements Specific Requirements you hold a PhD in (environmental) economics