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the research topics and projects at the department with a particular focus on thermochronology and performs targeted research to develop an independent research profile. Your profile University degree and very
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affiliated with the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development and will be working with professors closely related to their research areas. The postdoctoral researchers are expected to develop
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degree in physics, neuroscience, cognitive science, computer science or a related field who are committed to pursuing a career in research. The successful applicant will develop novel information theoretic
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Education Act of Lower Saxony (NHG) and administer examinations • Research working in the area of Prof. Dr. Lilian Matthiesen and Prof. Dr. Jörg Brüdern Your profile • you hold a qualified Master or PhD
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for three years, with the possibility of extension. Projects are in the area of data science and computational neuroscience. You will develop and apply modern methods from machine learning and computer vision
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for the control of the planthopper Pentastiridius leporinus" (SynCoIn)”, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture. The overall aim of the project is to develop sustainable measures within
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13 TV-L/100% to be filled. Starting date is 10/1/2024. The position is limited to September 30, 2026. Your duties • University teaching as defined in Section 31 of the Higher Education Act of Lower
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of product quality and authenticity, animal health and welfare, and sustainable animal feeding strategies including the production of insects. You will have freedom to further develop your personal portfolio
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competition and the improvement of animal welfare during husbandry and slaughter. What we offer: As part of our young, dynamic and international team, you will have the opportunity to develop and carry out
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; an extension is desired. The salary is defined according to the German E13 TV-L scale for public sector employees. Part-time employment can be considered. The position encourages researchers to develop a second