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project This position is embedded within the ISOLUME project. ISOLUME (Indicators of Changing Lightscapes in Underwater Marine Ecosystems) focuses on assessing how marine lightscapes have changed across
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to the biology of aging and have the opportunity to join a very well-equipped Lab with an international team Access to multiple state-of-the-art facilities. Our work is embedded in the Beutenberg Campus
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facilities. Our work is embedded in the Beutenberg Campus , an interdisciplinary base for innovative research A position integrated in the FLI PostDoc Network . The Network promotes interdisciplinary
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This position is embedded in the AIR-MoPSy project (Atmospheric Impact on the R-Mode Positioning System), which supports the development of a terrestrial backup to satellite-based navigation systems. GNSS (Global
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, scientists from more than 40 countries across 12 locations in Germany conduct research in the fields of biodiversity, Earth system analysis and climate change. Following its mission to “analyze and document
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basis with at least 30h/week. The position is preferably to be filled as a PostDoc position, but is generally also suitable as a project or PhD position. About SEAGUARD This position is embedded in
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SEAGUARD This position is embedded in the SEAGUARD project (Seagrass Growth and Adaptation Using AI Research & Development), which focuses on assessing the CO₂ storage potential of seagrass meadows and
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/week. About the ISOLUME project This position is embedded within the ISOLUME project. ISOLUME (Indicators of Changing Lightscapes in Underwater Marine Ecosystems) focuses on assessing how marine
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/week. About the SEAGUARD and ISOLUME projects This position is embedded within two concurrent, complementary projects, SEAGUARD and ISOLUME. The SEAGUARD project (Seagrass Growth and Adaptation Using AI
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economics, and other economic research fields relevant to the development of the Social Market Economy. At the Ludwig Erhard ifo Center for Social Market Economy and Institutional Economics in Fürth, we