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of employment: 3 Years Hours of employment per week: 40h Responsibilities: Development, characterization, and optimization of polymer recyclates from post-consumer recycling (PCR) and end-of-life vehicles (ELV
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transport properties. The work is expected to advance our fundamental understanding of stacked-ring aromaticity and to deliver stable, processable conjugated polymers for organic electronics and organic
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, recommender systems, optimization of industrial problems, game theory, agile software development processes, computer languages, computer science education, management of software development projects
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and optimize lymphoid organoid systems derived from iPSCs and primary human CD34+ cells Perform CRISPR screens targeting genes implicated in lymphocyte development Generate and characterize lymphocyte
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, Information & Computer Engineering, Digital Engineering, or equivalent We Offer Interesting area of responsibility Collegial and friendly working atmosphere Flexible working schedule (e.g. possibility for home
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measurement data and performing sensitivity analyses Participation in the structural design and optimization of track and switch control components (in cooperation with industry partners) Support in teaching
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engineering in a unique way. The Atomic Scale Processing group (Prof. Miika Mattinen) in the Department of Chemistry and Materials Science (CMAT), is now looking for: Doctoral researcher (PhD student) in thin
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development Process multi-model scenario data (IAMC format) into consistent indicators, figures and statistics, with version-controlled, reproducible code Contribute to / lead written outputs, including reports
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of offers available1Company/InstituteDepartment of Computer ScienceCountryAustriaCityInnsbruckPostal CodeA-6020StreetTechnikerstraße 21 a Contact City Innsbruck Street Technikerstraße 21 a Postal Code A-6020
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fundamental biomedical processes. You will become a part of a thriving research environment that spans disciplines from physics to biology. The Juffmann group unites an international team of scientists (Master