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location as a Post-doctoral Researcher (f/m/d) on transdiciplinary methods in agroecological living labs The focus of the advertised position is on identifying and engaging actors and stakeholders within
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reduction and uncertainty quantification for biological flows. The goal of the project is, in particular, the development of robust methods to quantify the propagation of domain uncertainties in
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to climate neutrality of the power, industry and building sector. This involves empirical, theoretical and numerical methods. For the position, experience with questions relating to electricity market design
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Materials explores materials for lithium-ion batteries by going beyond conventional graphite anodes and present-day cathode materials. To leverage on our scientific profile exploring digital methods
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biology, biochemistry, nutritional sciences or another biological/medical field Expertise in chronobiology and circadian rhythms analysis Experience in general molecular and cell biology methods Experience
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verbal interaction. Primarily, qualitative research methods will be used, supplemented by quantitative methods. We are looking for a researcher to investigate multimodal interaction, particularly in
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experience through articles in internationally recognized refereed journals or working papers suitable for publication. You contribute in-depth knowledge of methods of applied microeconomics, experimental
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Expertise with scientific data analysis We expect: the ability to work independently and on your own initiative a methodical and systematic approach structured and goal-oriented thinking capacity
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Office, Linux proficient in dealing with operating systems and high-performance computing facilities We expect: the ability to work independently and on your own initiative a methodical and systematic
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/ research stays, and/or presentations at international conferences; Proven experience in quantitative and/or qualitative social-science methods; Willingness and ability to further PRIF’s research agenda