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, the Department of Occupational, Economic and Social Psychology, the Department of Applied Psychology: Work, Education and Economy, the Department of Development and Educational Psychology, the Outpatient Unit
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. Biological assay development. Target identification and/or natural product isolation and inhibitor discovery We expect you to finalize your dissertation agreement within 12-18 months. You work on your
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. Application of compounds in controlling and interfering with phage-biology. Biological assay development. Target identification and/or natural product isolation and inhibitor discovery We expect you to finalize
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digital editing (XML), archival research, academic annotation/commentary, and print editions; • Willingness to contribute to the development of a research focus on religious aesthetics and psychology
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for microbial target investigation. Biological assay development. Target identification and/or natural product isolation and inhibitor discovery We expect you to finalize your dissertation agreement within 12-18
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. Experiences abroad. Initial experience in scientific work (e.g., conducting stress tests). Experience with biochemical analyses (e.g., stress hormones). What we offer: We offer career development opportunities
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expertise in high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and data ecosystems, creating an interdisciplinary innovation environment for research, development, start-ups, and industrial projects. AI:AT
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further development of IT infrastructure and measurement infrastructure. You will automate the operation and calibration of aerosol instruments, professionalize data collection and establish robust work
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interdisciplinary research projects of the department Work on an existing dissertation or development of a dissertation project in the field of innovation and public law Participation in the administration
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interindividual) changes over time, (ii) the development, application, and evaluation of psychological test (esp. objective personality tests), as well as (iii) the validity of empirical study effects. Our