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that generate new biological understanding and clinically relevant information. This position is embedded within major research and innovation programs funded by the European Union and the German government and
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major research and innovation programs funded by the European Union and the German government and offers exceptional opportunities for scientific visibility, professional growth, and future leadership
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electric propulsion • Highly motivated to carry out a research project and to advance a new space technology • Strong interest in economically sustainable space mobility • Engineering tools like CAD-programs
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degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering, Robotics, or a related field Strong experience in software development and excellent programming skills, preferably in Python
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of the TU (TUM Graduate School, TUM School of Medicine as well as Medical Graduate Center) • Inclusion in mentoring programs, one-on-one coaching, soft skill courses, targeted workshops • Instrumentation
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Solid mathematical foundations and strong programming skills Proficiency in Python and experience with deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch Ability to work independently and take initiative in driving
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of records. • Strong motivation, scientific curiosity, and commitment to scientific excellence. • Strong programming skills in MATLAB / Phyton • Team player skills and enthusiasm to work in a multi
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must have the following: • Master’s degree in physics or optics. • Excellent track of records. • Strong motivation, scientific curiosity, and commitment to scientific excellence. • Programming skills in
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Strong Python programming skills and familiarity with machine-learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch), data engineering, SQL and version control Interest in longitudinal clinical data, clinical terminologies
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plasticity of regulatory T (Treg) cells, in the context of autoimmunity. The primary objectives include: • to compare central Treg cell identity and function programs between mice and men in normal physiology