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disease and immune responses. We are an interdisciplinary research team working at the interfaces between nutrition and the development of metabolic diseases as well as healthy aging. We build on a good
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teaching, as well as access to a well-equipped library, enable excellent academic training and personal development. The position is temporary and should ideally be filled as soon as possible (preferably by
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) - one of the largest quantum hubs in Europe - and the Austrian Cluster of Excellence quanta. The group’s research combines the development of scalable photonic quantum technology for quantum computing and
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approaches, thereby making use of the unique infrastructure and expertise in the department and ideally bridge the Departments of Functional Ecology & Evolution and Palaeontology. For this position, we seek a
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. You will contribute to the development of new dynamics software and machine learning methods for the computational design of catalyst materials. The employment duration is 3 years. Initially limited
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training, we also attach great importance to the personal development of our students. We support students in developing a curious and critical mindset, thereby laying a solid foundation for the professional
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geochemical approaches, thereby making use of the unique infrastructure and expertise in the department and ideally bridge the Departments of Functional Ecology & Evolution and Palaeontology. For this position
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workplace at the Vienna BioCenter. Continuous development: We offer ongoing opportunities to expand your skills through a wide range of free internal training courses. Fair compensation: The minimum salary
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Technology (VCQ) – one of the largest quantum hubs in Europe – and the Austrian Cluster of Excellence quanta. The group’s research combines the development of scalable photonic quantum technology for quantum
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, development, and consequences of patient engagement with antenatal drug use, iatrogenic disability, and reproductive health from the 1960s until today. The PI of the project is Prof. Birgit Nemec, chair