69 optimization-nonlinear-functions PhD positions at Technical University of Munich in Germany
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preference in case of generally equivalent suitability, aptitude and professional performance. Data Protection Information: When you apply for a position with the Technical University of Munich (TUM), you are
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immunological memory. We investigate T-cell communication with the local tissue microenvironment in settings of infections, autoimmunity and cancer. Our research has unraveled several novel T-cell functions and
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onwards. The research project focuses on regulatory T (Treg) cells and investigating their context-specific identity and function in B cell-driven autoimmune diseases. This collaborative project is embedded
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resource efficiency. A physics-based model for monitoring the condition of helicopter components is being developed as part of this project. With the help of flight test data, this model is to be calibrated
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passionate about creating a pioneering map where calories are located and microbially transformed in a soil aggregate? Then this exciting PhD opportunity is for you! The project is part of the SoilSystems SPP
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., Friml, J., Ten Tusscher, K., Schwechheimer, C., and Hammes, U.Z. (2024). Transport properties of canonical PIN-FORMED proteins from Arabidopsis and the role of the loop domain in auxin transport. Dev Cell
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06.02.2024, Wissenschaftliches Personal The Livestock Systems research group at the TUM School of Science in Freising is recruiting a PhD student (m/f/d) to work on evaluating smart technologies
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features with an emphasis on vegetation complexity, urban infrastructure, and bird diversity. The thesis is part of a greater project studying urban green space and soundscapes and how these relate to human
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in these two unique patient cohorts, the project will dissect 1) the phenotypic, functional and transcriptional identity and molecular regulation of human resident T helper cells across tissues, 2
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for clinical use. The Chair of Biological Imaging (CBI) at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Institute of Biological and Medical Imaging (IBMI) at Helmholtz Munich are an integrated, multi