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competency in advanced materials, chemistry, computational science, neutron scattering, nuclear physics, and plasma and fusion energy sciences. Targeted Research Directions: Candidates should demonstrate
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/ Microelectronics/ EEE/ or related. Hands-on semiconductor process development in cleanroom (Cu interconnect/wafer or hybrid bonding; litho/etch/CMP/plasma/anneal). Characterization: optical/profilometry, SEM/TEM
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of Professor Oppermann. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research aimed at improving outcomes for patients with myeloma and related plasma cell disorders. In this role you will
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Job Code: 21/2026 Job Offer from June 26, 2026 At the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, we study how and why people develop differently over the course of their lives, and how physical
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at Kjeller, Lillestrøm. Job description The Martian atmosphere is a dynamic system, shaped by complex physical and chemical processes operating across a wide range of timescales. This PhD project will
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Job Code: 22/2026 Job Offer from June 26, 2026 At the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, we study how and why people develop differently over the course of their lives, and how physical
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: Holders of a Master's degree in Product Design and Development Engineering or related areas who are PhD students in Sustainable Product and Process Engineering. . DURATION: 12 months, eventually renewable
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dynamic system, shaped by complex physical and chemical processes operating across a wide range of timescales. This PhD project will investigate dynamic phenomena and processes in the Martian atmosphere