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and society. Our Competence Unit “Battery-Technologies ”, part of the Center for Transport Technologies located in Vienna invites applications for a PhD Thesis position. The battery is the centrepiece
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part of the European research project REACTION involving 14 institutions from Europe and is coordinated by Dr. Ivan Barišić.The goal of the Horizon Europe project is to develop novel in silico and in
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and society. Our Competence Unit “Battery-Technologies team ”, part of the Center for Transport Technologies located in Vienna invites applications for a PhD Thesis position. The battery is the
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enjoys science and shares our passion for research! This is part of your personality: Your education and skillset: Completed master studies in bioinformatics, biology, pharmacy or related fields. Strong
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seek support (workshops, training, coaching etc.) if necessary. This is part of your personality: Background in Optics: Extensive experience with superresolution microscopy and specifically SMLM
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papers This is part of your personality: MSc in Physics, Chemistry or related areas at the time of recruitment (any time between June and September 2025). Preferred background in statistical physics, soft
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. supervision of students, organization of courses and holding examinations in accordance with the assignment. This is part of your personality: General expectations: Actively enrolled to PhD studies in Physics
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foundations and quantum information theory. Your personal sphere of influence: As a university assistant (praedoc) in this 4-year position, you will be part of the Operational Quantum Information Team around
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agenda. Further, each team member is tasked to take on responsibility for a distinctive sub-project that examines a key aspect of the project’s research objectives. As part of the ALTERBIOTIC research team
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(praedoc) on this 4-year position, you will be part of the ambitious Low Dimensional Quantum Solids team around Professor Thomas Pichler, and you will be focusing on the nanospectroscopic analysis of layered