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and socially sustainable agriculture – together with society. ZALF is a member of the Leibniz Association and is located in Müncheberg (approx. 35 minutes by regional train from Berlin-Lichtenberg
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and odor perception and food-derived proteins. The project aims to make use of the structural information for structure-based ligand design projects in order to develop prediction methods to identify
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with free admission to municipal museums – annual special payment – collectively agreed vacation entitlement – company pension plan (ZVK) Senckenberg is committed to diversity. We benefit from
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REST-based systems web-based front-end development (esp. typescript, vuejs, webGL) experience (theory & practice) with relational databases (esp. PostgreSQL) strong interest (ideally experience) in
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– company pension plan Senckenberg is committed to diversity. We benefit from the various expertise, perspectives and personalities of our staff members and welcome every application from qualified candidates
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and socially sustainable agriculture – together with society. ZALF is a member of the Leibniz Association and is located in Müncheberg (approx. 35 minutes by regional train from Berlin-Lichtenberg
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fields like communication, energy, health, and mobility. At FBH we excel in the development of laser diodes for a wide range of high-tech applications. Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VCSEL) are a
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Chemistry, Biological Oceanography, Marine Geosciences and Marine Observations work on an interdisciplinary basis in a joint research program. The Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde has a
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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 development of local public infrastructure and amenities in Germany over the past decades. We combine novel data from German phonebooks and digital maps to provide academia, policymakers and the general public