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study: search for the ‘Course Title’ using the programme code: 8020F select ‘PhD Biology (full-time)' as the programme of study You will then need to provide the following information in ‘Further Details
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27.06.2025 Application deadline: 13.08.2025 The following position is available at the Paleoanthropology Section of the Faculty of Science beginning November 1st 2025 or shortly after. PhD
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may be possible, please contact Professor Kamalan Jeevaratnam once the deadline passes. You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for our PhD programme . This is an interdisciplinary project
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interactions to uncover new molecular strategies for safeguarding crops. Join a vibrant, interdisciplinary research environment where computational chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, and plant science
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We are seeking one outstanding candidate for a PhD scholarship to work on a project entitled: Human-Centred AI EdTech: Promoting Reading Engagement and Emotional Well-being in Children
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resilient horticulture. The IGZ conducts research at the interface between plants, humans and the environment. In doing so, we address systemic and global challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate change
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In the Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry, the independent research group Receptor Biochemistry invites applications for a PhD position in (bio)chemistry (m/f/d) (Salary group E13 TV-L, part
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27.06.2025 Application deadline: 13.08.2025 The following position is available at the Department of Linguistics of the Faculty of Humanities beginning November 1st 2025 or shortly after. PhD
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horticulture. The IGZ conducts research at the interface between plants, humans and the environment. In doing so, we address systemic and global challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate change, urbanization
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the workgroup of Prof. Carmen Herrmann (University Hamburg), we will address two core topics of the Priority Programme 2491: (i) the impact of the interaction with the local environment on the molecular switches