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are committed to equal opportunity principles and try to accommodate the needs of families and of disabled employees (https://www.psych.mpg.de/1496273/karriere ). For inquiries regarding this position, please
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additional days off (e.g. between Christmas and New Year's) Flexibility: Flexible working time models, including options close to full-time , allow you to tailor your working hours to suit your individual
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across biological scales, from molecular dynamics and intracellular signaling to organismal behavior. A central focus of the group is understanding how ion channels contribute to environmental adaptation
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they can compute, adapt, self-regulate, or make simple decisions. With the new ERC Advanced Grant project ProtoEco – Protoecologies between Artificial Cells and Mammalian Cells, we aim to pioneer a new
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to accommodate individual circumstances. The successful candidate will be based at the Hector Research Institute and will also be affiliated with the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen
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extension for another 6 months. It is based in the Schulenburg group (https://evoecogen-kiel.de/ ). The PhD project aims at understanding how evolutionary principles can be harnessed to constrain bacterial
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working language. We are committed to equal opportunity principles and try to accommodate the needs of families and of disabled employees. For inquiries regarding this position, please send an e-mail to
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failure modes of electrical machines and their effects on vibration behavior are simulated. To this end, you will first adapt existing finite element models (FE) to represent mechanical faults. You will
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(https://balzer-lab.org ), investigating how human kidneys adapt to organ loss. Our lab studies how human kidneys regenerate after organ loss using cutting-edge single-cell and translational approaches
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, materials, and synthetic cells with embodied intelligence – chemical and physical – to endow them with the capacity to compute, adapt, learn, or make simple decisions. We are highly international and