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Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d) position within the DFG-funded research project "Understanding methane bubble dynamics in aquatic sediments through a multiscale, multidisciplinary approach." Methane emissions
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Area of research: PHD Thesis Job description:PhD Position – Analysis of Integrated Power, Gas and Hydrogen Systems At the Institute of Climate and Energy Research – Energy
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wide range of markets such as automotive, industrial and aerospace. At our Cottbus site, we develop intelligent sensor systems for demanding applications in industry, mobility, aerospace and beyond
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Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung | Sylt Ost, Schleswig Holstein | Germany | 9 days ago
hydroacoustic mapping, environmental sensors and targeted sediment and pore-water sampling. The monitoring and detection approaches developed in the Baltic Sea will subsequently be applied and adapted
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skills, be able to work in an interdisciplinary environment, integrate into a team, and ideally have experience with catalytic reaction systems, mass spectrometry, or gas chromatography. What we offer
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involved, ability to work in the field, including extended walking and carrying of heavy loads Process-oriented thinking and hydrological process understanding Interest in sensor development Excellent
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for autonomous optimization and design of materials, structures and processes Multimodal scientific AI – integrating language, images, sensor data and simulations Alignment for scientific AI – scalable oversight
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for gas turbines, and gas separation membranes. The focus of all these technologies is on inorganic materials, which are processed as functional layers from powders or via the gas phase. For this purpose
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batteries, thermal barrier coatings for gas turbines, and gas separation membranes. The focus of all these technologies is on inorganic materials, which are processed as functional layers from powders or via
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transition. The Resources Strategies department focuses on the interactions between material and energy systems and how these influence the transition to a greenhouse gas-neutral energy system. To this end, we