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products for health, sustainable chemistry and the environment. Fraunhofer IGB is one of 76 institutes and research units of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, the world's leading applied research organization
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in the context of current literature What you bring to the table Enrollment in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Polymer Materials Science Experience in chemical synthesis and handling hazardous
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over optimization problems to quantum chemistry. Possible topics include the adaptation of error mitigation techniques to the particular properties of a quantum device or the investigation
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-limited beam quality, Fraunhofer IOF has expertise in laser physics, fiber and optical design, glass chemistry, thermooptics, packaging and interconnection technology for fiber lasers, and the development
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As one of 76 institutes of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft we show how to not only master crises, but grow from them. Pushing boundaries. Always trying something new. Not just thinking, but thinking
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software. You will document and present the results both internally and externally. You will assist with administrative tasks. What you bring to the table You are studying physics, chemistry, crystallography
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, engineering (micro/ nanotechnology), chemistry or an equivalent degree program. You already have basic knowledge of analytical characterization methods. You have an independent and autonomous way of working
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What you bring to the table You are studying chemistry or materials science Interest in interdisciplinary research and getting to know new equipment/machines You have basic knowledge of (polymer
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presentation of your results What you bring to the table You are studying plastics technology, materials engineering, materials science or chemistry Interest in interdisciplinary research and getting to know new
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As one of 76 institutes and research facilities of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, the leading organization for applied research in Europe, we show how to not only master crises, but grow from them