10 computer-science-programming-languages-"Prof"-"Durham-University"-"Prof.-Dr" PhD positions at DAAD in Germany
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Description Two PhD opportunities in computational biophysics/chemistry (Bremen, Germany) The group of Professor Ulrich Kleinekathöfer at Constructor University, Bremen, Germany, is offering one PhD
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to combine ribonucleic acid (RNA) research with infection biology. Based on novel findings from our strong basic research program, our long-term goal is to develop innovative therapeutic approaches to better
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to combine ribonucleic acid (RNA) research with infection biology. Based on novel findings from our strong basic research program, our long-term goal is to develop innovative therapeutic approaches to better
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of the scientific themes of the RTG Collaborating with other project partners of the RTG Active participation in the structured training program of the RTG including ring lectures, research and PhD seminars
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” (RAISA) as part of the German Research Foundation's priority programme “Antarctic Research”. You will collaborate with national and international partners, including the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar
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Universities of Excellence and provides outstanding working, research, and networking possibilities. The position will be in the group of Prof. Thomas Heine at the Chair of Theoretical Chemistry where 40
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discipline relevant to our research fields (e. g. physics, computer science, electrical/electronic engineering, chemistry etc.). The knowledge of Python, C or other programming languages in use for accelerator
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Universität Berlin. The position is part of the research group QUALITY.2 (Phytonutrient Management) in the programme area ‘Plant Quality and Food Security’ (QUALITY). The aim of the research project “PhytoM” is
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degree in computational engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, physics or a similar area very good programming skills in Python good prior experience with neural
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English ) and Chemical synthesis by Professor Martin Weissenborn at MLU ( AG Prof. Weissenborn ) Our Research Training Group BEyond AMphiphilicity – BEAM – combines highly original science and research