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of the English language, experience as project leader and the willingness to work in teams is mandatory. Experience in supervision of Bachelor, Master and PhD students is welcome. What does the IOW offer? The IOW offers
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(w/m/d) Full time, limited term for 2 years. Salary according to EG 13 (TV-H). The place of employment is Frankfurt am Main. The start of employment is flexible The Individualised Interventions Lab
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The Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung (SGN) is a member of the Leibniz Association and is based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The LOEWE Centre for Translational Biodiversity Genomics
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projects, develop new project proposals and apply for funding. Support in supervising doctoral students and master students. Requirements: You hold a PhD in a field related to tasks above within the broader
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publications and other academic activities. The co-supervision of master and bachelor theses (for PostDocs also co-supervision of PhD students). Qualifications and Skills: A very good master's degree
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. The position’s primary focus will be on empirical research, with a thematic focus on infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance and medical decision making. Thus, interest and experience in empirical
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and Professor Eric Bartelsman are of particular interest. The contract is initially for two years – conversion to a permanent position is a possibility. The main office will be in Halle (Saale
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at the Centre for Structural Systems Biology (CCSB) in Hamburg on the DESY campus YOUR QUALIFICATION PhD student: Completed university master degree in biophysics, biochemistry or related field PostDoc: Completed
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is placed directly under the scientific director. Currently, the IGZ SSP comprises three postdoctoral scientists with expertise in proteomics, metabolomics and volatile analysis. They main task
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adaptation creation of assays to analyse proteomic responses to temperature original research tasks investigating role of protein conformational and phase change responses to temperature working with other