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: - fundamentals of knowledge transfer desired Your path to the HU: Please send your complete application, referencing the job IDAN/148/26 to Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural
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‐electronics, RF‐electronics) - good knowledge of analog and digital electronics - experience in computer aided design (preferably Autodesk Inventor) - language skills in German and French
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version control - experience in computer aided design (preferably Autodesk Inventor) - German language skills (no minimum level required) - gender and diversity sensitivity Your path
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light-matter interactions - support the development and implementation of BECCAL, especially by modelling the system and exploring experimental sequences for the operation of BECCAL during the later
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) - solid knowledge of high-frequency electronics - extensive knowledge of computer-aided PCB design (Eagle or KiCad) - willingness and ability to work with NASA partners - English language
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or simulations (performance or R&D) and / or detector operations - excellent team working abilities - proficiency in spoken and written English (at least C1 level) Your path to the HU: Please send your
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researcher in Computer Science, Data Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Psychology, Empirical Educational Research, Learning Sciences, Cognitive Science, or related disciplines who is eager to contribute
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, societal, and technological aspects of the environment shape this process. Working across disciplines such as psychology, neuroscience, computer science, economics, and sociology, we conduct research in a
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Institute for Human Development offers an excellent working environment with flexible working hours and the option of mobile work (up to 40%, depending on work processes). We actively support families and
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harms often trigger complex processes of negotiation that can reshape reflexive forms of cultural identity and newly imagined or created lifeworlds. They raise the question of how to build a shared future