9 Environment "Life Supporting Technologies" positions in Germany

PhD/Postdoctoral Researcher (m/f/d)

excited to explore new fields and work in a stimulating research environment? We are looking for an outstanding and highly motivated postdoctoral (i.e., recently or soon-to-be PhD graduate) researcher

PhD Students (m/f/d) | International Max Planck Research School for Global Biogeochemical Cycles (IMPRS-gBGC)

to apply. Our offer After you have been selected We offer scholarships for 4 years and full-time contracts for 3 years within an international and multidisciplinary working environment. The starting date is

Call for PhD Applications 2025

PROFILE Cultural Heritage and Education Economic and Spatial Development, Democratic Participation and Social Integration Biodiversity and Health Light, Matter, Information Environment and Sustainable

Working Student / Student Assistant for Metrology Data Management in Python

experienced employees. A motivated and dynamic team awaits you in a very well equipped, research and development environment. In addition, we offer you connecting points within the framework of your studies

PhD in remote sensing of forest disturbances

multidisciplinary research environment at the frontier of the field. We explicitly encourage international applicants. Further, TUM is committed to equal opportunity and diversity. TUM aims for an increase

PhD Position (f/m/d) | Partners in Crime: Understanding Peer Offending through Virtual Reality

the power of VR and study peer effects in real-time in virtual environments. Research for the program will be conducted in our VR research facility: MAXLab Freiburg . The successful candidate will help

Postdoc Position (m/f/d) | ERC Synergy Grant Project QUANTA

, interdisciplinary environment with leading domain scientists at our department and in various Max Planck Institutes and universities Space, freedom, support and resources to do all the things described above Your

PhD Position (f/m/d)| Developing and Testing Crime Reduction Interventions in Public Space using Virtual Reality

how to reduce it. Interventions may involve human presence (e.g., number and type of guardians present, ‘eyes on the street’) or entail physical changes to the environment (e.g., CCTV cameras, dynamic

PhD position in the Biological Oceanography Section

of their gender. Research benefits from a diverse working environment, which is why we have signed the Diversity Charter. IOW aims to specifically promote women in areas where they are underrepresented