23 parallel-and-distributed-computing positions at UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA in computer-science
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administration and organisation. We are looking for a/an Senior Scientist for Photonic Quantum Computing 51 Faculty of Physics Startdate: 15.10.2026 | Working hours: 40 | Collective bargaining agreement: §48 VwGr
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are looking for a/an Doctoral School Program Manager 74 Max Perutz Labs Startdate: 01.10.2026 | Working hours: 40 | Collective bargaining agreement: §54 VwGr. IVa Limited until: 30.09.2027 Reference no.: 6112
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to make a meaningful impact? UniVie Doctoral School Computer Science (DoCS) - Doctoral Positions (AUTUMN CALL 2026) 39 Faculty of Computer Science Startdate: 01.03.2027 | Collective bargaining agreement
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impact? We are currently seeking a/an University Assistant (Postdoc) - Computational Communication Science 49 Faculty of Social Sciences Startdate: 15.09.2026 | Working hours: 40 | Collective bargaining
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main research focus of the Division is understanding and predicting the effects of environmental changes on the distribution and diversity of biota – with a particular emphasis on biological invasions
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project should be embedded in the German-speaking educational context. Supervisor: Maike Niehues PhD programme in Sport Science Preferred Start date: 01/11/2026 Physical Literacy, Physical Activity and
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Food Chemistry and Toxicology and Functional Materials and Catalysis. Successful candidates will join a structured doctoral programme offering first-class supervision, vibrant research networks, and
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research and academic excellence. Ready to be part of our team? Let’s shape the future together! Your personal scope: As a University Assistant (Postdoc) you will be part of the Computational Communication
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experience-dependent plasticity. Our research combines structural and functional neuroimaging, EEG/MEG, behavioural methods, computational modelling, automated neuroanatomical phenotyping, machine learning and
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chemical phenomena using contemporary computational and theoretical methods. We employ and extend ab initio quantum chemistry to understand and predict structure and reactivity in the ground and electronic