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offered by the Department of Physics of Materials, including preparation and delivery of lectures, seminars, and laboratory exercises. Contribution to the development of teaching methods and educational
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dormancy and growth in Alpine glacial forefields using stable isotopes and 'omics methods. Soils are full of microbes, but how many of them are active and how many are dormant? Many have tried to answer
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the ancient Roman Empire contributed to the spatial spread of ancient cults. Using computational methods, the project examines how the occupational risks faced by inhabitants of the Roman Empire influenced
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the ancient Roman Empire contributed to the spatial spread of ancient cults. Using computational methods, the project examines how the occupational risks faced by inhabitants of the Roman Empire influenced
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computer science, mathematics, and biology, focusing on processing, analyzing, and modeling biological data and processes at the molecular and cellular level. They involve developing analytical methods and software
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theoretical quantum optics, quantum information, or condensed matter physics awarded within the last three years. - Proficiency in relevant mathematical and computational methods, such as open quantum systems
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qualitative research methods, and data analysis at the Bachelor’s and Master’s level participation in the organisational operation of the department and joint projects creative application of research results
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modern laboratory methods Analysis of biological data Independent presentation of research results at conferences and other professional meetings Participation in domestic and international business trips
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applications of advanced spatial data analysis methods, data collection, and interpretation of remote sensing data, database system theory, mapping, spatial data distribution, development of new cartographic
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and the socio-environmental and geographical situatedness of work environments in the ancient Roman Empire contributed to the spatial spread of ancient cults. Using computational methods, the project