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Description The Molecular Nanophotonics Group at the Faculty of Physics and Earth System Sciences at Leipzig University is currently offering a doctoral researcher position under the supervision
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Description We are seeking to fill a doctoral researcher position as part of the newly funded research project "Physical Limnology of Ponds". The project seeks to advance the mechanistic
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features allow overcoming such limitation? The PhD project will be largely experimental with some modelling aspects, and will begin with an identification of a set of research questions based on a detailed
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, with English as our working language Advanced training in scientific techniques and professional skills Access to our state-of-the-art Core Facilities and their technical expertise Fully funded positions
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students to pursue their graduate studies and become innovative and independent researchers. As a PhD student, you will benefit from: Fully-funded PhD positions (work contracts with social benefits
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of the Central Equality Plan based on the Lower Saxony Equal Rights Act (Niedersächsisches Gleichberechtigungsgesetz —NGG) and strive to reduce under-representation in all areas and positions as defined by the NGG
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experimental and will begin with an identification of a set of research questions based on a detailed literature survey. A preliminary research proposal is required for the application stage with a timetable for
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Description The Molecular Nanophotonics Group at the Faculty of Physics and Earth System Sciences at Leipzig University is currently offering a doctoral researcher position under the supervision
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and professional skills Access to our state-of-the-art Core Facilities and their technical expertise Fully funded positions with financing until the completion of your thesis A lively community of more
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candidate that supports us in developing Gaussian processes based models with structure preservation in port-Hamiltonian systems. A PhD position is currently available in the Collaborative Research Center