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Project description This position is part of a bilateral research consortium that works on the integration of different spectroscopic techniques connected to fermentors to realize real-time monitoring, with
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-lab, whose mission is to accelerate the future of Earth Observation via transformative innovation and commercialisation actions strengthening ESA Member States’ world-leading competitiveness. Our vision
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Munich, you will develop new methods in high-dimensional covariance estimation. Your job The position is part of an NWO-DFG funded research project on high-dimensional covariance estimation. You will work
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ranging from (bio)chemistry and physics to bioinformatics and cell biology. Our drive is to push boundaries in our aim to visualise molecular processes in their native context and at the highest possible