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Environmental Sciences - at the UNIVERSITY OF BREMEN is offering – pending approval of external funding - a PhD position (f/m/d) German federal salary scale 13 TV-L (100 %) in the field of physical oceanography
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Environmental Sciences - at the UNIVERSITY OF BREMEN is offering – pending approval of external funding - two PhD positions (f/m/d) German federal salary scale 13 TV-L (75 %) in the field of physical oceanography
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the position of a Research Assistant (PhD student) (f/m/d) Salary level 13 TV-L with 75% of the full working time per week, in the Crystallography & Geomaterials group (research group “Crystalline Microporous
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at the University of Bremen is offering at the earliest possible date a 2 PhD positions for 3-years (f/m/d) German federal pay scale E13 TV-L (75 %) (in accordance with § 2 WisszeitVG) in the research area Satellite
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coordination of multiple visual areas. Requirements: Ideal candidates will have a PhD in computational neuroscience, physics, computer science or related fields. They must have a strong background in neural
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partners especially targeting the PhD students of the integrated research training group of (AC)³. The developed best practices and experiences will be published and shared with the research data management
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finishing their PhD (date of doctoral certificate). advanced postdocs with the aim of a professorship. The PhD must not date back to less than two years before application deadline and not more than four
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(Germany) as the purpose of the DC project is research and training leading to the successful completion of a PhD degree. Project Description: Submarine landslides are gravity-driven mass movements
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project is research and training leading to the successful completion of a PhD degree. Project Description: Submarine landslides are among the most important marine geohazards that threaten increasingly
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IUP will be part of an international research project funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) with partners from Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK. Requirements: A PhD in physics