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generation of mitigation pathways that minimize residual gross emissions by capturing real-world innovation across three leading integrated assessment models.The successful candidate will work closely with
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Responsibilities Teaching as required, particularly in the areas of "Cryptology & Privacy" and "Information Security" Scientific research in the field of applied cryptography Designing and analyzing cryptographic
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hands-on experience including molecular cloning CRISPR editing, cell culture, single cell sequencing A rigorous, detail-oriented approach to experimental design and data analysis Strong motivation to work
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minimum salary excl. Szlg.: € 3.776,10 for 40 hours per week (14x per year), actual classification is according to previous relevant experience. Date of expected start of employment: September 2026 Term
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found on our homepage at https://schuch.univie.ac.at/ . The start of the contract is November 1st, 2026 or later. The exact starting date is negotiable. Your future tasks: You will actively participate in
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Responsibilities Teaching as needed, particularly in the area of "Cryptology & Privacy" Scientific research in the field of symmetric cryptography Developing new methods for the design, cryptanalysis, and formal
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(important for both positions) What will make you stand out Knowledge and experience in the area of the other PhD position (the one you do not apply for) Evidence of interest in green/safe-by-design synthesis
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, superconducting circuits, cryogenic engineering, and materials science. The successful candidate will contribute to the design and fabrication of superconducting resonators; design, perform, and analyze experiments
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materials and synthesis. In addition to other groups in the department, you will also work with international collaborators. Your experience and ambitions The successful candidate is expected to have: A
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expertise is produced and negotiated in communities that engage with steroid hormones beyond conventional healthcare settings. Through a participatory research design, the project integrates qualitative