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. Substitute Professorship in Computational Linguistics (m/f/d, salary scale W3, 100%) The employment will be on a non-tariff contractual basis. Remuneration will follow the W3-salary scale (as for regular
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09.12.2025 The Hector Research Institute of Education Sciences and Psychology at the University of Tübingen invites applications for the following position: PhD Position on Computational Modelling
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-Württemberg Exchange Program. The position is available starting February 1st, 2026 with funding for a period of 6 months with possibility of extension. The employment is up to 30 hours per month. Duties and
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Exchange Program. The position is available starting February 1st, 2026 with funding for a period of 6 months with possibility of extension. The employment is up to 30 hours per month. Duties and
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processing the data collected in the course of the study. Requirements: Degree programme in law or computer science; strong interest in AI applications and in the associated legal and economic issues; strong
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Application submission deadline: 16.01.2026. The Chair of Geoecology is seeking a highly motivated, enthusiastic junior scientist to study soil-plant- interactions in the Priority Programme Biodiversity
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. The fellowships are funded by the state of Lower Saxony and are part of a joint doctoral program with the state of Baden-Württemberg on the evolution of cultural modernity. Requirements for filling the positions
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Union’s Digital Europe Programme, the project OpenEuroLLM aims to position Europe as a global leader in open and responsible AI by creating a family of Large Language Models (LLMs) that are open
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international research network in the field of educational research with an integrated PhD training program. The successful candidate is expected to specialize in research methods (potential areas of expertise
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of geoscientists, biologists, and computer scientists at the Universities of Tübingen and Hohenheim and the Senckenberg Institution of Biodiversity and Earth System Research in Frankfurt, investigating how