113 programming-"the"-"DAAD"-"EURAXESS"-"U"-"FEMTO-ST"-"Brookhaven-Lab" positions at Leibniz in Germany
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Interest in research, preferably in a Climate and Earth system research environment Ideally experience with programming languages such as Python and UNIX systems Ideally experience with WordPress
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, magnetic fields) and programming skills (e.g. Python) are desirable. Remuneration is based on the TV-L (EG 13, 26 h/week). The contract is limited to 3 years, which is the project duration, set by the German
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Enterprises in East Central Europe and China, 1945-1960”, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) within the Weave Programme. This international project, conducted in partnership with institutions in
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collective bargaining agreement (TVöD Bund) including the usual social benefits, i.e. 30 days of vacation, annual bonus, company pension plan with the Versorgungsanstalt des Bundes und der Länder (VBL) Work
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Programme for Women Professors Leibniz Collaborative Excellence Leibniz Transfer funding programme Selection process Funded Projects Open science OPEN SCIENCE Open Access Open and FAIR Data Citizen Science
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in population genetics and bioinformatics is essential experience with microbiological and molecular biological methods basic programming skills (e. g. Python, R) will be a plus good command of English
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), both for new applications and for the substitution of existing designs made from other materials. We use finite element software packages (e.g., ABAQUS), specialized meshing and CAD programs (e.g., ANSA
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multi-sensors and/or other field instruments. Proficiency in data handling, statistics, computing and/or programming (using e.g. R, Python, etc.). Highly motivated team-worker, with an independent and
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An open and cooperative working atmosphere Opportunities for personal and professional development Interesting, varied and challenging tasks and family-friendly working conditions Company pension plan (VBL
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, and research-based public and educational work. Over the next ten years, the Museum für Naturkunde will realise its plan for the future. New laboratories and jobs for cutting-edge research will be