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conferences. Profile Master's degree (or equivalent) in Atmospheric Science, Physics, Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field. Strong interest in atmospheric modelling and cloud physics/dynamics
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Master's degree (or equivalent) in Atmospheric Science, Physics, Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field. Strong interest in cloud physics, aerosol science, and field measurements. Experience
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research findings in leading scientific journals and presenting them at international conferences Profile Master's degree (or equivalent) in Atmospheric Science, Physics, Environmental Science, Engineering
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design tools, finite element simulation tools, topology optimization tools, path planning and slicing tools, etc.); Experience with programming, preferably Python; Deep enthusiasm for conducting original
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polymer materials: Selective bond formations on both small and macromolecules will be studied. Catalysis and metal-mediated reactions are the main candidates. Tandem catalysis to rapidly build up
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global challenge, lacking effective treatments. Current drugs offer limited benefits, highlighting an urgent need for novel therapeutic strategies. A primary factor limiting the identification of new drug
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should have: Master's degree in Integrated Building Systems (MIBS), architecture, urban planning, civil engineering, environmental science or a related field. Strong computational skills with experience in
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and original surveys with causal inference and machine learning methods to bring new evidence to bear on the urgent problems policymakers and practitioners face. We collaborate with a nonprofit
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master level degree in biochemistry, biotechnology, material science or related fields with excellent grades. Good experimental capability is of high value. Good command of English is required. Workplace
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of Publications (if available) an academic transcript of your studies a small summary of your master thesis a one page statement on your motivation, past research experience and research interests contact details