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think about sustainable production. By combining bioengineering, materials science, and chemistry, the cluster aims to develop innovative, closed-loop material cycles for zero-waste production and maximal
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. The position (40h/week) is limited to 5 years and is planned to be filled from 01.03.2026. Your future tasks: Active participation in research, teaching & administration, which means: You will develop
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teaching through their expertise and work in administration and organisation. They know how they can work best. Flexible, remote and with as much freedom as they need to develop their potential. You know
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importance on the personal development of students. We support students in developing a curious and critical mindset, thus laying the foundation for the professional challenges of the next generation. As a
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academic excellence. Ready to be part of our team? Let’s shape the future together! Your personal sphere of play: Are you interested in experimental aerosol physics and developing novel methods? Are you
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participate in research, teaching, and administration throughout the employment. Your tasks will include the following: development and implementation of research ideas together with the head of the research
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addition to providing a solid academic education, we also place a special emphasis on the personal development of students. We support students in developing curiosity and critical thinking, thereby creating a solid
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addition to providing a solid academic education, we also place a special emphasis on the personal development of students. We support students in developing curiosity and critical thinking, thereby creating a solid
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, and chemical biology in an inspiring scientific environment and a pleasant working atmosphere. A main aim of our work is the development of innovative approaches to target the role of transition metals
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biology in an inspiring scientific environment and a pleasant working atmosphere. A main aim of our work is the development of innovative approaches to elucidate the role of transition metals in cancer