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, sedimentology, and geochemistry or other related fields. This position offers an exciting opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration and career advancement in a dynamic research environment. The prospective
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of subduction zones and orogens, and time scales of metamorphic and metasomatic processes. The research group offers an intercultural, open-minded, versatile and family-friendly working environment. Job
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collaborative working environment allows to adapt the requirement for individual methods to the needs of the project. Job description: The major goal of the thesis is to mechanistically understand how substrate
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applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary care for
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applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary (surgical) care
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applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary care for
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range of applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary
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important to understand bacterial ecology at the micrometre resolution and how bacterial coexistence can be explained in natural environments. Furthermore, this research will lay the foundation for biological
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. The project uses the “nodegoat” platform as its database research environment. The project is currently looking for a qualified candidate with experience in Digital Humanities and its methods, and with interest
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-koeln.de/ ). The embedding of the postdoc position in the DCCQS and the CRC offers an excellent research environment with particularly diverse opportunities for a creative research practice with