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(meta-)genomes Experience in the computer-assisted analysis of large biological datasets (e.g., using R, Python, and Bash/Linux environments) Very good written and spoken English skills Ability to work
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-frequency measurements Installation, optimisation and maintenance of monitoring equipment (this will include optimising logger programs, power management and developing calibration routines; use
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past datasets within the URBank (https://urbank.earth ) initiative. The full-time position will be for a period of 3 years, with the possibility of a 1-year extension, and based in Jena, Germany. The
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electronics, including PCB design, soldering, and characterization of electronic components, is an advantage Experience with frequency combs or precision metrology is a plus Ability to work independently as
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willingness to acquire advanced longitudinal and machine-learning methods. Programming skills in R (or a demonstrated ability to acquire them quickly). An interest in working with large, real-world data from
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Hillebrand via email ([email protected] ). Applications should include: A cover letter describing your motivation for the position, relevant experience, and fit with DC3. A curriculum vitae including
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) is one of the world-leading groups in the field of computer simulations of active, soft and living matter systems, such as cells, bacteria, tissues, and active synthetic colloids. Our aim is to provide
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is based on separating the mechanical function of the substrate from the transport of electronic charge carriers, thereby overcoming corrosion as the primary degradation mechanism. To realize
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excitations and excitonic effects using advanced Wannier-based methods * Quantum transport in polymer materials with electron–phonon coupling Full details and application instructions: https://www.ch.nat.tum.de
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production of materials and parts from scarce resources in a highly automated and resilient way. The Cluster of Excellence will thus contribute to the sustainable human exploration of space and power a green