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scales. We integrate paleomagnetism and rock magnetism with field geology, structural geology, tectonics, geophysics and geodynamic modelling to address plate-boundary evolution, lithospheric deformation
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researchers to pioneer the emerging field of synthetic immunology, aiming to develop transformative strategies to combat infectious diseases and cancer by understanding and engineering elite immune responses
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for an Instrumentation Scientist (f/m/d) 100% Your responsibilities: We are currently looking for an astronomer with a strong background in instrumentation development to lead our work package on the opto-mechanical
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biological interpretation. Your tasks: You develop, implement and maintain reproducible, modular bioinformatics workflows for metabolomics, proteomics/phosphoproteomics, transcriptomics, targeted expression
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interdisciplinary team providing state-of-the-art metabolomics for the Heidelberg and Mannheim Life Science Campus and external national and international cooperation partners. Your tasks: Support the development and
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artificial, synthetic immune modules and/or synthetic immune cells, as well as their characterization using modern experimental and quantitative methods. The successful candidate is expected to develop
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the fabrication process Your Role: Develop & test acoustic metamaterial concepts for Megahertz frequencies Conduct numerical simulations of sound fields at the unit cell and device level Optimize geometries
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. Your role will be the execution of instrument acquisition, development of network connections and ancillary equipment, maintenance and installation of meteorological instruments for measurements at land
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to existing data storage layers and infrastructure Semantic Web & Knowledge Graphs: Develop and optimize graph databases, ontologies, and semantic models (e.g., using RDF, OWL, CIDOC-CRM) to interconnect
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development of research initiatives, including third-party funding and digital humanities. They should be committed to helping shape and strengthen the Institute’s academic profile and strategic direction. In