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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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this resonate with your ambitions? We are currently seeking a/an Technician: Measurement Technology (Atmospheric Research, Part-time) 51 Faculty of Physics Startdate: 01.10.2026 | Working hours: 20 | Collective
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strategies, photocatalytic transformations, and electrosynthetic approaches. These molecular platforms will be engineered as next-generation functional materials for applications in optoelectronics, molecular
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chromosome dynamics. Your future tasks: Research support Molecular cloning and plasmid construction. Genome engineering using CRISPR/Cas technologies. Generation, validation and maintenance of yeast strains
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independently and in a structured manner, a service-oriented approach, and the ability to find solutions independently Strong teamwork skills as well as excellent interpersonal and communication skills Basic
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commissioning, or remote observing. Experience with infrared astronomical observations. Hands-on technical or engineering experience, for example with observatory hardware, instrumentation, electronics
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the field of brain function and structure (ideally in relation to multilingualism and memory) Background in biomedical engineering Experience in advanced analysis of brain functional and structural data
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training and close supervision in empirical methods. Requirements: a Master's degree in Philosophy, or a related discipline; a strong interest in philosophy of science and Science and Technology Studies
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the Austrian Cluster of Excellence (qAustria), of the Vienna Doctoral School in Physics (VDSP), of the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) and of the faculty research group on Quantum Science
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dimensional quantum solids. We dedicate a great part of our research to the growth and spectroscopic analysis of pristine and doped carbon-based molecular structures to unravel their underlying electron