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applications, such as wireless and wireline communications, satellite systems and high-accuracy radars and sensors for industrial automation. Multiple research associate / PhD candidate positions are available
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, which will develop a novel form of phage therapy. The successful applicant will have a strong background in microbiology and infection biology. Experience in bioinformatics as well as working with BSL2
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scientist looking to push the boundaries of research while interacting with colleagues from multiple disciplines and cultures? Then joining the IPP is your opportunity to give your scientific career a flying
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other siderophores using native production, genetically modified organisms and cell-free processes for the production of siderophores with the aim of achieving the highest possible siderophore
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associated PhD topics is highly encouraged Your profile Completed university studies (Master/Diploma) in STEM fields with strong background on process modelling, applied mathematics, process engineering
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opportunities for professional and personal development VBL company pension Capital accumulation benefits Employee welfare (AWO) family service Application process Does this position appeal to you? The please
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Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the project. In the course of the application procedure, which takes place both at the GRK 2767 of the TU Dresden and at the HZDR, the documents received by the HZDR will
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understanding of physical processes in pond ecosystems by analyzing the spatial and temporal dynamics of water temperature and its role in driving density-driven flows and mixing. By combining innovative field
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biogeochemical processes of the coastal ocean and the impact of anthropogenic influences on the natural state. It is located near Hamburg. PhD Position Reference code: 50136009_2 – 2025/KD 2 Commencement date: 1st
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about structure-property relationships in this popular class of organic semiconductor devices. YOUR TASKS Fabrication of solution-processed and thermally evaporated samples for single-molecule microscopy