45 web-programmer-developer "PhD Jobs.NET" Postdoctoral positions at Leibniz in Germany
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Opportunities for personal and professional development Interesting, varied and challenging tasks and family-friendly working conditions Company pension plan (VBL) Company health promotion and the opportunity
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The Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden e. V. (IFW Dresden) conducts modern materials research on a scientific basis for the development of new and sustainable materials
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programme. What will be your tasks? The position focuses on the co-design and co-development of a monitoring assessment and policy framework for mitigating changes in marine lightscapes. You will be part of a
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This position is embedded in the AIR-MoPSy project (Atmospheric Impact on the R-Mode Positioning System), which supports the development of a terrestrial backup to satellite-based navigation systems. GNSS (Global
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within a joint research programme. What will be your tasks? The position focuses on the co-design and co-development of a monitoring assessment and policy framework for mitigating changes in marine
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for contributing to the innovative IOW research programme (2024–2033). Your primary involvement will focus on Research Areas 2.2 and 2.3. Required qualifications: Documented experience in developing and applying
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evidence-based knowledge developed in ISOLUME will be used to develop a roadmap for implementing changing marine lightscapes as an indicator in management policies, monitoring programmes and essential ocean
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the SEAGUARD project (Seagrass Growth and Adaptation Using AI Research & Development), which focuses on assessing the CO₂ storage potential of seagrass meadows and identifying climate-resilient restoration sites
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financial supervisors and researchers on ESG and climate risk topics Organize and prepare high-level meetings with supervisors and policymakers, including minuting Draft reports, policy briefs, and
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project is privately funded by the Werner Siemens foundation. The project focuses on 4D in-wound bioprinting for cartilage repair. The TriggerINK aims to develop materials that support chondrocytes in