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Description The Research Training Group (in German: Graduiertenkolleg, GRK) RTG2670 “Beyond Amphiphilicity: Self-Organization of Soft Matter Via Multiple Noncovalent Interactions” in the second
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heterogeneous and opportunistic sensor networks. Therefore, such an approach may significantly improve rainfall and runoff predictions. Research goals: Our primary goal is to improve the accuracy and prediction
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! Throughout the project, there will be multiple opportunities for cooperation with internal and external partners, supervising Master students, giving oral presentations at conferences, writing high-impact
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, sample and data analysis and write-up of results for scientific publication are part of the PhD process – a journey to become an independent researcher! Throughout the project, there will be multiple
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– a journey to become an independent researcher! Throughout the project, there will be multiple opportunities for cooperation with internal and external partners, supervision of Master students, giving
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). The Schirmeier lab is a small multicultural research group with PhD students and postdocs of different nationalities. Thus, the group’s communication is in English. We aim to analyze the metabolic homeostasis
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represent stakeholder preferences. The integrated Research Training Group (RTG) will provide doctoral researchers with an attractive qualification program, foster networking, enable internationalization and
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highly automated, networked mobility, featuring international collaboration with mentors from the USA, Asia, and Europe. TUD and the RTG embody a university culture that is characterized by cosmopolitanism
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/NL. The successful candidates commit to actively participate in networking including regular research visits to the partner laboratories. Requirements: university degree in chemistry or physics and
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research on biomedical sensor applications (biomedical sensor interfaces/ integrated mechanical strain sensors) analog/Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuit Design (CMOS, low-power, low-noise design) publication