30 programming-languages-"the"-"CNRS"-"Humboldt-Stiftung-Foundation" PhD positions at Leibniz
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offers endless opportunities to enjoy life outside work, while being very affordable compared to other major cities. Neither the job nor living in Berlin requires German language (although WIAS offers free
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mentorship in the career development of the student. The program language is English. We offer: a highly international research environment and state-of-the-art technology four years of full funding through
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to research this topic. Interest in laboratory work and basic technical understanding. Fluent written and spoken English. Programming skills in e.g. Python, R, Matlab and Java. Experience in image processing
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Leibniz Association. The following position is available at the Institute subject to approval by the funding organization from October 1, 2025, for a fixed term of three years, in the program area "Next
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, including via master’s and PhD programs, is central to the mission of BIPS. About Bremen, Germany Bremen is the capital of the German state of the Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen. With nearly 600,000
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psychological assessment, psychometrics, or quantitative methods A track record of publications in peer-reviewed English-language journals Affiliation with a research institution outside of Germany for at least
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to fulfill the aims of this projects, computational chemistry aspects of the project will be co-supervised by Dr. Mehedi Davari at the IPB (Projects: Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry English ) and
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excellent facilities, collaborates closely with local universities and non-university research institutions, and is a founding member of the German Center for Infection Research (DZIF) and the Centre
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experience and enthusiasm for experimental work Basic knowledge of instrumental and preparative chromatography Fluent in written and spoken English Confident handling of common analytical software (e.g. Excel
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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