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) • The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work towards a PhD Required qualifications: • Completed university degree (M.Sc. or comparable) in biology or a related field • Solid knowledge of molecular
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applications in information technology and are based on electrical, magnetic or optical functionalities. The Department of Quantum Technologies is looking for a PhD Student (f/m/d) - Imaging magnetic structures
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perform a risk analysis of the resulting model outputs Present your scientific results at conferences, workshops, and seminars, and publish the work in peer‑reviewed journals Collaborate with project
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of Stuttgart. The workplace is in Stuttgart, which is where the lab is located. Reasons for Joining the Software Lab The Software Lab offers a unique chance to work in and shape an ambitious and international
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of Coherent (optical) Transition Radiation involved in measuring electron bunches from laser wakefield acceleration (LWFA) Implement physical forward functions in a differentiable form using pyTorch (e.g. COTR
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position is to be filled at the institute at the earliest possible date, for a fixed term of three years, as part of the DFG funded project “A modular prion-like domain code for the activation of the heat
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, 2026. Each position will run for 3.5 years, with the possibility of extending once by six months. The application deadline is January 15, 2026. The IMPRS-KIR is a collaboration between the Max Planck
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Alloys for Nuclear Applications. Recruitment is subject to final approval by the project sponsor. A safe and sustainable use of nuclear energy in Europe and worldwide is not possible without suitable
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: Prof. Dr. habil. Bilal Gökce), invites applications. RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES As part of funded research activities, you will work independently on scientific questions related to the development
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project, the suitability of novel, consortium-developed and innovatively manufactured material candidates, particularly high-entropy alloys (HEAs), for use in fusion applications is investigated