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alterations impact human lymphocyte development. By combining CRISPR-based genome engineering, induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), and advanced thymus and bone marrow organoid systems, we study both
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cutting-edge research with strong implementation expertise to create measurable value for industry and society. Our Center for Transport Technologies invites applications for a PhD thesis at our location in
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to the economy and society. Our Center for Digital Safety & Security located in Viennainvites applications for a PhD Thesis. At the Center for Digital Safety & Security, we develop state-of-the-art
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-impact projects across our core focus areas. We are looking for curious minds who are excited to push the boundaries of responsible AI. Learn more about the lab's work at: https
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entrepreneurship and technology transfer. Program Highlights: Location: Technology and Research Center (TFZ), Wiener Neustadt, Austria Duration: 6 semesters (180 ECTS) Funding: €3,000 gross/month (14 payments per
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mechanisms, diagnostics, and therapeutic strategies, preparing them for successful careers in academia, clinical research, and related fields. Both PhD programmes are structured around three complementary core
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related to clouds, radiation, and atmospheric circulation. Climate models are at the core of our research, in particular models that simulate global weather and climate at kilometer-scale resolution. We
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, all of our work is related to clouds, radiation, and atmospheric circulation. Climate models are at the core of our research, in particular models that simulate global weather and climate at kilometer
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the Austrian Cluster of Excellence (qAustria), of the Vienna Doctoral School in Physics (VDSP), of the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) and of the faculty research group on Quantum Science
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the Austrian Cluster of Excellence (qAustria), of the Vienna Doctoral School in Physics (VDSP), of the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) and of the faculty research group on Quantum Science