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The newly established DFG Emmy Noether Research Group “Functional Plant Structure” at the IPK studies the mechanisms of barley stem elongation and grain yield determination. Your tasks: Elucidating
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architectural and anatomical phenotyping using imaging, rhizotrons, and microscopy. Plant and root physiological measurements to determine the function of (interacting) root phenotypes. Functional-structural
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of ultrafast elementary charge transfer processes in solution. Currently we use and further develop state-of-the-art techniques to determine the structural dynamics of reactive donor-acceptor complexes
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datasets, determination of ecological values based on statistical methods (e.g. PCoA, NMDS, TITAN), construction of microbial networks as well as trait-based models Presentation of project results
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: Research (development and implementation of projects) in the field of European and transatlantic security structures and -policies (NATO, EU, OSZE); Participation in publications and the obtaining
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-study on the role of liaison offices and local structures of AU, ECOWAS and IGAD in African non-military interventions; Participation in the joint development of a database on African non-military
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, difference-in-difference designs, structural equation modeling, missing data modelling and psychometric measurement models Experience in cross-cultural studies or studies with reference to East-West
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skills and interest in theoretical and applied modelin We expect: Capacity to collaborate in a team, while progressing independently with own responsibilities Structured, goal-oriented thinking and clear
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assigned to the Department of Structural Change and Productivity , starting in the fall term 2024 or earlier. The contract will be limited to two years. The place of employment is Halle (Saale). Your
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quantitative data analysis and synthesise derived knowledge in structured ways Capacity to familiarise yourself quickly with new topics, in an inter-/transdisciplinary manner based on systemic thinking