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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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in this project, you will conduct research in close collaboration with a multidisciplinary research team. This position offers you the opportunity to further develop your academic skills and contribute
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. Museums aim not only to inform and engage visitors, but also to support reflection, openness, empathy, and cross-cultural understanding. In this project, you will develop and evaluate a multimodal
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aims to advance our understanding of the dynamic behavior of spins on surfaces and in surface spin arrays. We will develop a new first-principles approach to quantify spin-phonon couplings of spins
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Platform. This will build on top of the ~100 publications and PhD theses from the North Africa Research Group, to generate new ideas and regional maps of past vertical movements (uplift and subsidence), as
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publications (policy briefs, outreach materials). Presenting results at conferences, workshops, and stakeholder events. Engage in educational activities that contribute to your professional growth in the project
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want to develop technology that truly matters in people’s lives? Join us in creating radical innovations that support patients at home Job description The BODIES group, at the department of Biomechanical
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-on-one meetings; Co-supervising Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students; Presenting your research results to the scientific community at international conferences and through publications; Developing
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obligation associated with this position, but we can offer teaching opportunities in various topics in operations and supply chain management and sustainability. Where to apply Website https
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states. You are encouraged to bring in your individual ideas and expertise to the current project and furthermore to develop new project ideas. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en