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3 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Heidelberg University Department Institute for Theoretical Physics Research Field Physics » Computational physics Chemistry » Computational chemistry
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At Heidelberg University, Department of Geography, Physical Geography Division, the following position is to be filled: Research Associate / PhD Student (f/m/d) Pay Group 13 TV-L, 75% The position
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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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interconnectedness with East Asia—particularly with the states and cultures on the Korean Peninsula. Research and teaching should center on historically informed examinations of East Asian dynamics, which have been
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for the meteorological instruments of ALIC2E You will support small teaching projects for bachelor and master students Your profile: You hold a good to very good academic degree in physics, engineering, meteorology or a
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to three years. It offers substantial freedom to establish an independent research program while contributing to the group′s collaborative research, teaching and laboratory activities. Postdoctoral
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teaching is also required; where available, teaching evaluations should be enclosed with the application. The successful candidate is expected to make significant contributions to teaching at the IPMB, with
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humanities researchers to create and analyze massive, heterogeneous datasets (including legacy data)—ranging from historical texts and archives to multimedia, 3D and spatial data Research Collaboration: Act as
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) with a strong focus on the United States. Your responsibilities: The core responsibilities of the professorship in research and teaching are at the Heidelberg Center for American Studies (HCA). The HCA
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qualifications: Required qualifications are: MSc, PhD or equivalent degree in astronomy, physics, or engineering, and demonstrated experience with the design or construction of astronomical instruments, preferably